Chapter 312
Meredith’s eyes suddenly surged with strong killing intent. The look in her eyes was as if she wished she could slash Madeline with a thousand swords.
She grabbed the pair of scissors from the cabinet, pointed the sharp end toward Madeline, and rushed at Madeline murderously.
Meredith was full of anger and was trying her best to teach Madeline a bloody lesson.
However, Madeline was not afraid. She even tried to dodge.
She stretched out her hand calmly, seizing the opportunity to grasp Meredith’s hand that was waving the scissors around.
Meredith’s almond eyes widened. She raised her other hand to sneak an attack on Madeline, but Madeline saw through it in a glance. While stopping Meredith, she unceremoniously raised her hand toward Meredith’s face and sent a loud slap.
With a slap, Meredith then exclaimed in pain.
The knife wound on her face had not even healed yet and she was also drenched in red wine. After getting slapped, a fiery pain burned within her flesh.
“My face!” she exclaimed, suddenly raising her angry eyes.
She did not want to meet Meredith’s arrogant and cold eyes at this moment after raising her head. She could not help her trembling body.
“What’s wrong? Finally tasted the ache of having salt sprinkled on your wound?” Madeline chuckled.
“You… Vera Quinn, you’d better let go!” Meredith was angry, annoyed, and eager to break free. “Vera Quinn, you listen here. You’d better let go of me immediately. Otherwise… Otherwise, I’ll definitely make you regret this!”
“Regret?” Madeline quirked her lips as she smiled, but not only did she not let go, she even tightened her grip around Meredith’s wrist.
From those beautiful eyes suddenly burst forth sharp, piercing rays of light. “Meredith, you should listen to me clearly. I’m not the Madeline who would allow herself to be trampled on or taken advantage of.
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