Her Life Starts to Spin out of Control novel Chapter 253

Flynn knew Sophia's intention, but he also wanted to know Colin's attitude towards Sophia. He said, "Sophia is an innocent girl. She's not like someone who gets engaged soon after divorce."

It never occurred to Dorothy that Flynn would help Sophia. When she heard him, she was so furious that her lips began to quiver with spite. She forced a smile on her face, and said, "I used to be stupid back then, and had considered my ex-husband as my Mr. Right. But when I met Colin, oh, then I began to realize how wrong I had been all along. Now I only want to treasure my only love, Colin."

Dorothy gradually calmed down, and then added, "Mr. Fan, you do know that Colin is Sophia's ex-husband, don't you?"

Flynn seemed to be edgy, and said, "Does it matter?"

Dorothy thought that because she had been engaged with Colin, she was now qualified to tell others what kind of person Sophia actually was. She quickly said, "Sophia has fooled around with many men during their marriage time. Mr. Fan, are you certain that you want to be with such a woman?" Suddenly, everyone heard a slap

And Dorothy's scream. Dorothy was slapped over the face.

It was not Sophia, or Flynn, or Colin, but Aaron who smacked Dorothy.

"Aaron, how dare you slap me? You filthy dog!" Dorothy furiously gritted her teeth and spoke out her last sentence word by word.

Instantly, Colin pulled a long face with freezing cold eyes.

Sophia took her arm out of Flynn's and walked in front of Dorothy. She looked at Dorothy with her glaring eyes, and said, "What did you say? I dare you to say it again!"

"You..." Dorothy intended to curse, but she couldn't utter a whole sentence when she saw Sophia's penetrating stare.

Colin then took his arm out of Dorothy's, and in a cold voice, said, "You've gone too far! Aaron, call someone and send Miss Lien back home!"

He then went straight towards the restaurant. The manager and waiters had been waiting at the door for a long time, and Colin entered the restaurant with them around him. Dorothy didn't even have time to say something to him.

She thought to herself, 'No! I don't want to go back home!' She glared at Aaron and Sophia and said, "You, this is all your fault! You will pay for this! We'll see about that!"

Aaron didn't make the call. Instead, he grabbed Dorothy by the wrist, and threw her into the Cayenne. He then closed the door, and let Dorothy scream all she wanted inside the car.

"Oh, no!" Sophia quickly tried to stop him, and said, "Aaron, don't be silly!"

Aaron instantly put a smile on his face, and said, "Sophia, you should go inside the restaurant and enjoy your meal. I know how to deal with this, you don't have to worry about me."

Sophia was very anxious when she saw Aaron drive the car away. She didn't care about Dorothy's safety, and she knew that Aaron wanted to teach Dorothy a lesson. But she was afraid that Aaron would kill Dorothy. Aaron didn't have to ruin his future because of her.

Flynn patted her on the shoulder, and said, "Don't worry, he won't do anything silly." He had heard of Aaron a few days ago. Aaron was Colin's general secretary. He was ruthless when it was needed, but also calm and decisive.

Sophia gradually calmed down, but then she began to be angry. She glared at the man beside her, and said, "You knew that Colin would come here to eat, and you invited me on purpose! Am I right?"

It was the first time that Flynn saw Sophia get angry. She was always elegant and graceful when she was given prizes at special ceremonies.

Flynn didn't deny her claim. Instead he chuckled, and said, "Why are you angry? We agreed to find ways to see whether Colin loves you or not, didn't we?" But now it seemed that Colin actually did love Sophia, something which made him unhappy.

While Aaron and Sophia were threatening Dorothy, instead of getting angry, Colin remained silent, and calm, but when Dorothy called Aaron's name, that's when he flipped.

Sophia cried, "He doesn't love me! And I don't love you!" She was very angry at Flynn's behavior. She thought, 'I shouldn't have agreed to eat here with him in the first place! He set me up!'