Getting Him Hooked: Mr. Freeman’s Indifferent Sinner Wife novel Chapter 217

Chapter 217

There was an inexplicable piercing pain in John’s heart, and veins suddenly popped

on his hand that was holding the steering wheel as if he wanted to crush it.

‘What does she mean?

‘She regrets it?

‘Who gave her the right to regret it?’

“Olivia, don’t go overboard!”

‘Go overboard?’

Olivia snorted. ‘They are really a match made in Hell. They both said the same thing

to me.

‘When have I ever gone overboard?

‘What have I done wrong since the start?’

“John, if you’re only here to insult me, I’d rather jump out of the car and die.”

After saying that, she reached out to grab the door handle.

John’s car was going close to fifty miles an hour, so even if she survived the jump,

she would be heavily injured or even paralyzed. How mad was this woman?!

He quickly locked the car and emergency braked by the roadside.

“Olivia Larson, have you gone mad?”

Due to the sudden halt, Olivia hit her head on the glass, and she cried in pain.

She covered her head and opened the door angrily but soon found that it was locked. She turned her head to look at John with a gloomy face and shouted, “Yes, I’m crazy! If I wasn’t crazy, how would I have fallen in love with you?”

No matter how much she tried to hold them back, her tears still ended up rolling down her cheeks.

She was forced to make a deal with the devil that murdered her mother for the sake of retrieving Uncle Wallace’s body. She even let herself be manipulated by them over and over again for her brother’s safety.

‘What else do I need to do for these people to let me go?’

John was slightly stunned after Olivia yelled at him. Seeing how she was tearing up

but still glaring at him ruthlessly, he felt a little upset in his heart.

The two continued staring at each other, and the temperature in the car seemed to drop to freezing point.

After a moment, John turned back and looked to the front while restarting the engine and threatening her coldly. “Olivia, my patience has a limit. Don’t test me.”

The engine started, and Olivia then understood that she was on a boat that would never turn back to shore.

She stopped staring at him and turned back to face the window.

‘It’s all my fault. I shouldn’t have believed what Wes said and argued with John.’