Getting Him Hooked: Mr. Freeman’s Indifferent Sinner Wife novel Chapter 721

Chapter 721

"Are you free on Saturday?"

"Why are you asking?"

Olivia had no idea why, but she felt suspicious and was cautious when she was dealing with John. It was probably because of what happened to Jennie.

"It’s Sam's birthday on Saturday."

Sam's birthday?

Startled, Olivia still did not let go of her doubt. "Are you sure? Would he tell you that?"

"Of course. I can make him talk."

She frowned upon hearing that. "Don’t hurt him."

John felt helpless. "Liv, what kind of person do you think I am? He is a child, and I would never hurt him.”

"It’d be better if you didn’t."

Then, Olivia paused for a second and continued. "I’m free on Saturday. What’s the plan?”

"I bought a phone for him. You can discuss the details with him yourself."

"That will do. Thank you."

John pursed his lips. "Don't thank me. It would be nice if you were less suspicious of me."

Olivia did not answer. She hung up the call instead.

Once she got into the taxi, she called the atelier's assistant and asked them to help her with any new orders.

The assistant was happy to hearthat. "Ms. James, it's great that you have decided on this. I was so afraid that you would give up on designing."

"Don’t worry. Designing is my career and my dream. I’ll never give up on it.”

[Take your time. I don't plan to sell the house again. After all, I don't need the money.]

After a while, Mr. M sent another message: [I just don't like to see others bullying you, especially if that person is your good friend.]

Olivia was grateful, but she did not have much money on hand.

Now, she owed Mr. M a large sum of money and Zac tens of millions. She might have to live the rest of her life in debt.

At first, she thought opening an atelier could help her save some money, but her debts grew instead...

[Thank you, sir. However, the house costs a lot of money for me, so I don't want to owe you too much. Sir, I'll clear out the things in it and help you sell off the house when I get back.]

[No. I don't have a house here. I can use it when I'm on a business trip. It's not a loss buying this house. You don't have to think too much about it.]

The man typing on the phone sat in the dark room. After sending this message, he chuckled, got up, and walked to the balcony. He reached over and pulled back the curtain, letting the sunlight shine into the room again.

"It’s about time we met."