Getting Him Hooked: Mr. Freeman’s Indifferent Sinner Wife novel Chapter 141

Chapter 141

“Miss?”

Olivia snapped back to herself and grabbed the ring again. “Sorry, I don’t want to pawn them anymore.”

The pawnbroker thought that his price was too low. He hurriedly shouted, “Miss, if you think the price is too low, we can talk about it. 30 million dollars altogether. What do you think?”

That price must have been high, and the boss waited confidently for Olivia’s response.

However, Olivia cried and shook her head as she hugged the box firmly. “No amount can make me pawn them.”

“Miss…”

“It’s too late.”

Olivia looked down and murmured, “It’s too late.”

It was too late. She should have pawned her jewelry earlier, or she would not have lost Larson’s Residence.

She looked down at the ring, her heart feeling as if it had been pierced.

Olivia ran out of the pawn shop, knocked on the car window, and gritted her teeth as she suppressed her emotions. “Zyla, go home first. I want to walk around by myself.”

“Sis Liv…”

“I want to be alone.”

With that said, Olivia turned and ran away.

Zyla looked at her back, unsure of what was going on, but she knew she should not follow Olivia if she wanted to be alone.

Therefore, Zyla drove to the supermarket.

Olivia raced through three traffic lights before stopping. She leaned against the alley and slid down the wall.

She covered her face and sobbed as her heart seemed to burst, leaving her breathless

She coughed, and the smell of blood rushed up. Olivia clenched her right hand and banged hard on her chest as she cried her eyes out.

‘Why did I have to find out that John designed the ring now?

“Beautiful lady, why are you crying? Did someone dump you?”

“Here, I’ll lend you my shoulder.”

“My arms are always open to you. Come on, pretty girl. Come to my arms, and you won’t be sad anymore.”

Olivia stopped crying, and she hugged her bag in horror. “Don’t… come over!”

“Oh, crying women breaks my heart the most. Don’t be afraid. I’ll treat you nicely.”

Terrified, Olivia got up and tried to run, but someone else grabbed her.

The box fell from her hand, and the ring slipped out.

One of the drunks bent down and picked it up. After looking at it for a moment, he said happily, “Guys, this looks expensive! It must be worth a lot of money.”

Olivia stared at the ring and reached for it, but she missed it.

“Girly, I’m not that rigid either. If you want us to let you go, give us the ring