Submit to the Boss He Rules the Boardroom and the Bedroom novel Chapter 969

Chapter 969 Crossing the Line

Paul had lost his patience, but Zoey continued to say annoying words.

"Paul, you've already married me. Don't think about that b*tch anymore. I am much better than her!"

"Enough!" Paul said angrily and slammed his fist on the door frame. Soon, blood gushed out of his slender fingers.

His face looked so sullen as if he were going to devour her alive.

Paul barely gets angry, so Zoey dared to be so arrogant in front of him.

It was the first time she had seen him fly into a rage, so she froze in situ.

Paul looked at her with a cold look and said, "Zoey, I should not have indulged you so much."

He did not like her. So, he had turned a blind eye every time she had made a scene in front of him in the past.

But this time, she had crossed the line.

He wouldn't allow anyone to curse Daryl.

Seeing his furious face, Zoey felt a little scared.

But when she thought of Daryl, she got bold again.

So, she mocked with a sneer, "Do you want to hit me? I like cursing her. What can you do about it?"

Seeing him remain silent with a gloomy face, Zoey got triumphant.

She knew he would not hit her.

A murderous look flashed across Paul's face.

His upbringing did not allow him to hit women.

However, he would not let Zoey get away with it either.

So, he smiled coldly, turned around, and left.

Zoey had stepped into this place, so he would never come again.

Seeing him leaving, Zoey stomped in anger, but she could do nothing about it.

"What is it?"

He walked into the study, took out an invitation from a drawer, and said, "A charity auction."

Lucia took it over and looked at it.

She had exposed the sins of the Smith family and caused a sensation across the world.

After the incident, everyone paid more attention to the street children who used to be the target of the Smith family.

So, the organizer wanted to hold such a charity activity. And all the money raised at the auction would be used to help street children.

It was Lucia that had exposed the Smith family's sins, so the organizer invited her and August.

Lucia nodded, "Okay, I'll go."

She had not shown up in public since returning from Cardiff.

If she attended the auction this time, she would inevitably be interviewed by the media.

But since the charity activity was to help street children, she thought she must go-