âYou can't get your experience at the George Group off your resume.â It was true. She was highly educated, capable, and she couldnât have graduated and been out of work for years.
She looked at me. âLeo Kennedy will help if you just ask, right?â
I was shocked and couldn't help frowning. How much did she know about the people around me?
As I looked at her, she sat up straight. âDon't worry, Miss Kennedy. I only know this when I saw Stevenâs hypocrisy after you left Newton Town. My first thought was that you were the only one who could help me, so I secretly kept an eye on City Pâs movements and found someone to check some information.â
I scowled. âSo you think Iâm gonna help you today?â
She nodded and bit her lip. âThereâs no going back. If you donât help me, Iâm a dead man. Spending the rest of my life with Steven would make me crazy.â
I couldn't figure it out. When she was with Steven, she seemed happy. Why was this happening in just six months?
âYou knew Steven for years, and you only discovered this nasty side of him after you got married?â
At the mention of Steven, she looked frustrated and said, âYeah, I thought I knew him, too. But I wasn't the only one he fooled with his cleanliness and gentleness. His parents and friends were fooled as well.â
She bowed her head and trembled a little, perhaps some terrible memory had been awakened. âI never thought he would be like this if I hadn't seen his private cruelty with my own eyes! Heâs been a different man since he got married. At first, he just lost his temper with me, and then he started abusing me. I thought about calling the cops at first, but everyone said he was a nice guy, and it must be my fault that he got so mad. As you saw last time in the coffee shop, he was suddenly angry. I don't even know why he did that.â
âHow can I help you?â I said, not going any further.
Anyway, it was all her business, and it was better to have one more friend than one more enemy these days.
She paused, probably surprised that I would suddenly agree, and said excitedly, âSteven was extremely lecherous, and he particularly liked women he couldn't conquer. I need you to have dinner with me.â
I frowned. âYou've thought of that already?â
She nodded and her eyes tinged with guilt. âYouâre the only one with the power and background to destroy Steven in one go.
â
âWell planned!â I narrowed my eyes and said, âTell me when!â
âToday!â She said, handing me a card. âIt's got the address and phone number on it, and the room number.â
Looking at her, I pressed my lips slightly. âHow can you be sure Iâll say yes today?â
âYouâve said yes, havenât you?â She said, with a determined look.
âFine!â I took the card, raised eyebrows and said, âI hope we can cooperate happily!â
âWe will.â She said, looking at me very firmly.
...
At eight oâclock in the evening, Jackieâs appointment was in a bar box, which was small and somewhat private.
Jackie came first, but Steven wasn't there when I arrived. It took about a dozen minutes for him to show up.
He was surprised to see me, but after a while he smiled, âJackie said she had a friend she wanted to introduce me to. I didnât think it would be Mrs.
George. I didnât know Mrs. George liked it too.â
I smiled and pursed my lips, wearing makeup and a sexy dress. I seldom wore this kind of clothes, so I felt a little uncomfortable.
But men like it, sexy but innocent.
âPlease have a seat!â I said, watching his big eyes go over and over me.
He acted much as if he were admiring a work of art.
âArenât you worried that Mr. George knows about this?â he said, with a smile on his face, âAfter all, no man wants his woman to have this hobby.â
Jackie had warned me before we got here that Steven was a bloodthirsty psychopath at heart.
I smiled and ran my hand through my hair. âThat's why we can't let him know.â
âWell, I was wondering why Dennis George would be out with another woman when he has a beautiful wife like you. Now I know it's because you have a special taste.â
I really hated the subject, but I managed to suppress my disgust and said with a smile, âIf you donât have a hobby in your life for several decades, you are living in vain.â
Steven held the drink, and he hadnât taken his eyes off me since we came in.
He smiled more wickedly at what I said.
Jackie, sitting next to me, whispered, âIâll be out in a minute. Call me if you need anything.
â
I nodded. âYouâd better get back soon.â
As Jackie left, Steven leaned over to me. His handsome features were distorted, and he smelled of cologne. I didnât like it very much, so I subconsciously frowned.
âSince weâre all doing it for fun, thereâs no need to hide it. Now that we know each other well, thereâs no need to be coy, right?â
With that, he moved closer to me.
It was quite disgusting.
But the plot always needed to be finished.
But I really couldnât stand it, so I pressed his sliding hand and looked up at him with a smile, âMr. Pearson, I need to go to the bathroom first. This is the first time Iâve ever done this. I'm a little nervous.â
He wanted more. Although he felt disappointed, he could only nod, âHurry back!â
In the bathroom.
As soon as I walked in, Jackie looked at me and said, âAre you okay with that?â
I nodded, washed my face in clean water, and asked her in confusion, âHave you always introduced people to him like this before?â
She pursed her lips and nodded. âI used to get him college girls. If he was happy, the next few days would be a lot easier for me. Otherwise, I would be miserable.â
I was stunned. It was the first time Iâd seen a woman find her husband another women.
âYouâll put this in his drink when you get a chance. Heâs extremely smart, and when he sees somethingâs wrong, things can go wrong. Well, at least itâll take some of the sanity out of him.â
She handed me a small pill, and I looked at it. âThrill pills?â
âYes.â
After a pause, she said, âOne move is the best way to reduce risk.â
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I took one look at her and went out.
After a few steps she said, âBe careful!â
I was stunned for a moment, then nodded and left.
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