Chapter151
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Valerie couldn’t help but find Terrence’s question ridiculous. She looked up and met Terrence’s gaze.
“Terrence, you are truly pitiful. On one hand, you think I am dirty, but on the other hand, you can’t wait to have my body. In the end, the reason you won’t let me go is because I still have some value, right? Since you want it so badly,
take it.”
Terrence looked at the contempt and determination in Valerie’s eyes, as if he had been doused with a bucket of cold water, and all the fire in his body was extinguished in an instant.
He did indeed want Valerie.
But it is not because of physical needs.
but…
He suppressed his annoyance.
“Let me say it again, I never felt that you were dirty, and besides, in that matter, you were the victim.”
Valerie was slightly startled.
Victim?
What victim?
Unable to understand, Valerie simply didn’t want to think about it:“Since you never called me dirty, then why…”
Her face slightly changed.
So…
Margaret was deceiving her!
But why did she do this?
In order to sow discord between her and Terrence?
Valerie gave a bitter smile, did her relationship with Terrence still need to be stirred up?
Although Terrence didn’t touch her, it wasn’t because she was dirty.
But-
“Are you the one who reported the financial issues of Tearie Entertainment?” Valerie stared at Terrence and asked, enunciating each word.
Terrence furrowed his brow slightly.
Seeing that he did not deny it, Valerie became even more convinced that the informant was Terrence.
Her heart instantly turned cold.
Although nominally Tearie Entertainment was their company, Terrence had never been to the company nor inquired about its affairs.
Perhaps, Tearie Entertainment was a burden to him.
No, it’s better without it.
Valerie remembered again how, in the past, she ran up and down by herself, busy with the company’s affairs, all for the sake of deepening her bond with Terrence.
Terrence did not participate throughout the entire process.
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When she finished her work, she brought the invitation letter for the opening to Terrence, but all she got was a
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