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The gloomy light was in sharp contrast to Vera’s ashen complexion.
She knew Aline’s contemplation. Aline wanted to be Joseph’s real girlfriend, but Vera didn’t care or fight for that designation.
So Vera ignored Aline and entered the washroom.
“Let’s go, Roscoe.”
As soon as she opened her mouth, Joseph whipped his head in her direction. Roscoe took the chance to Land another punch.
Regardless of his now extensive facial injuries, Joseph climbed to his feet, hobbled over, and grabbed Vera by the shoulders. He began, “Vera, Listen to me.”
Vera pushed him away.
She said calmly, “No. There’s nothing to explain. We’re done.” Then, she turned around and left.
Roscoe followed her.
Unwilling to give up, Joseph grabbed her arm and exclaimed, “You will regret this, Vera! If you leave me, do you think you’ll ever find another boyfriend Like me?”
Vera shook off his hand.
Despite her trembling Lips, she said in a stern voice, “Joseph, do you think that I’m only with you because I’m interested in your money? Well, let me tell you something-I don’t give a damn about your money!” With that, she took off her watch.
It matched Joseph’s, and it was worth millions of dollars.
She threw the diamond watch on the floor and it broke into pieces. However, Vera seemed to have exhausted all her strength. She said in a low voice, “We are over, Joseph. I will never forgive you.”
“Because of him?” Joseph retorted.
He pointed at Roscoe and continued, “You’re brave enough to break up with me now because my replacement’s already on deck? Well, congratulations then! You’ve found yourself a new boyfriend! I‘m sure you’re rushing to dump me now because you just can’t wait to crawl under the sheets with him tonight.”
Vera slapped him hard across the face.
She seethed with rage, and every muscle in her body shook. She said through clenched teeth, “Not everyone is as shameless as you, JosephContents belong to NovelDrama.Org
Joseph wanted to say something more.
Roscoe took off his coat, wrapped it around Vera’s body, and said softly, “Let’s go. You need to get some rest.”
Vera’s composure had been shattered.