I Stopped Waiting and Started Loving novel Chapter 121

Bonnie whipped her head around, her piercing gaze locking onto Seraphina, who was hiding behind Parrish.

"Seraphina, I'm only giving you two choices today."

"Either you voluntarily withdraw your paper and return the formula to me right now."

"Or tomorrow morning, I'm marching straight to the American Traditional Medicine Society to report you and end your career permanently!"

With that, Bonnie turned on her heel and started to walk away.

"Bonnie Hayes!"

Parrish roared after her, his voice vibrating with suppressed fury.

"Are you truly going to push Seraphina like this? The more you throw these irrational tantrums, the more pathetic you look!"

Bonnie didn't even pause.

Right now, in her eyes, Parrish was worth less than the trash on the side of the street.

Seraphina hastily grabbed Parrish's sleeve, sniffing softly and playing the perfect picture of victimhood.

"Parrish, let it go. I'm not afraid of her reporting me. I wrote that paper myself, and I have all the original experimental data and drafts to prove it."

"Besides, you watched me write it page by page. You're my witness. My conscience is clear, so I'm not scared of her."

Parrish stared at Bonnie's retreating back, his gaze turning absolutely glacial.

"Did you hear that? Seraphina has nothing to hide. But you?"

"Are dirty tricks the only thing you have left? Bonnie, I don't even recognize you anymore."

Bonnie's footsteps abruptly stopped. She turned back around slowly.

Her eyes—usually so bright and warm—were now brimming with an icy, visceral hatred as she locked onto Parrish.

"Parrish, I never imagined that the man I pulled back from the brink of death would turn out to be such an absolute monster."

"If I knew this was what you'd become, I would have let you die in that ditch!"

Throwing down those final words, she didn't look back again, striding forcefully into the elevator.

Parrish's chest heaved rapidly, his face twisting into an ugly scowl.

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