Catherine Jones and Shaun Hill novel Chapter 829

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 829

“But…” Catherine changed the topic. “There’s someone I want to teach a lesson to. If you don’t let me vent my anger, I’ll have doubts about your feelings.”

“Yael Chadwick.” Catherine slowly spat out the two words. Her tone sounded like she was gritting her teeth.

Shaun was shocked, but he immediately frowned. “ How did Yael offend you? Is it because I asked her to protect Sarah…”

“No.” Catherine glared at him with hatred. “The day you made me sign the divorce agreement, didn’t you let Yael search for the marriage certificate on me? But she stripped my clothes in

front of other Liona men. If Hadley hadn’t spoken u p, she would’ve stripped my pants. I will never forget this shame.”

Shaun’s black eyes were slightly cold. Things were very chaotic that day. All he remembered was that he had gone out and only came in after hearing Hadley and Yael’s voices. However, he saw that Catherine was well and fully clothed at that time…

“What do you mean? You don’t believe me?” Catherine got out from his arms in anger. “I have nothing against Yael. Why would I falsely accuse a bodyguard? If you don’t believe me, you can ask Hadley and the other Liona members who were there that day. If I, Catherine Jones, am lying to you, I won’t die an easy death.”

“I won’t allow you to swear on such a vicious thing.” Shaun’s face changed as he warned.

“I have a clear conscience because I’m not lying, so I’m not afraid.” After Catherine spoke, she lost interest in the breakfast on the table.

“Shaun, you’re the one who says you like me and won’t let go. But what do you like about me?

Sleeping with me? You don’t have the slightest trust in me at all. I can’t even compare to a Liona member.”

Catherine began to lose her temper.

“ It’s not that I don’t believe you…” Although that was what his mouth said, his heart was not sure. Yael was wary of Catherine because of Sarah, so it was not impossible that Catherine was doing this because of a personal grudge.