“Your words mean nothing to me, and I don’t care about your reasoning. I’ve checked your transaction history with the bank, and there are 2.3 million left. By the end of the day, I’d like to see them all back in my account,” Tobias replied contemptuously in a cold voice.
Unreconciled to the fact that he would lose the money just like this, Jeremy refused to back down and tried to talk Tobias out of it. “I can’t live without this money. Besides, I know you rich people don’t care about such a small amount.”
Not wanting to waste more time on this matter, Tobias told his bodyguard, Samuel, “Follow him and make sure he returns the money. If I don’t see it back in my account, he won’t get to see tomorrow.”
Before Jeremy was being taken away, he warned him, “You’re not allowed to tell Skylar about this. Your parents are still alive, right?”
Upon his question, Jeremy felt chills running down his spine.
After Jeremy was taken away, Tobias sat in the car and waited for Skylar to finish her class.
He knew that she must be very mad over what happened last night.
In the meantime, Skylar saw the text he sent and found his car.
This man changes cars faster than a woman changes her clothes. It’s clear that he isn’t a faithful man.
In order to express her displeasure, she closed the car door rudely with a loud thud.
“I still have to come back later. Why are you here?”
From the look on her face, it was very obvious that she did not want to see him.
Just then, Tobias took out the latest iPhone model that had not been unboxed from the armrest compartment.
“Change your phone. You’re too slow in replying to a message.”
Skylar casually threw the phone into her backpack and replied with a raised eyebrow, “Now that I’ve accepted it, can I go back to class?”
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