Chapter 124 It’s Only a Matter of Time Before I Toy With You to Death
She took two sips of water before she heard the sound of leisurely footsteps behind her. Charlene said with feigned concern and a smile, “Are you alright, Ms.
McKinnon?”
Deirdre ignored her. When she was done drinking, she followed the wall and walked outside. Charlene raised her voice behind Deirdre as she said, “You’re going to have to talk to me, Ms. McKinnon. Do you think that you can just ignore me when Brendan is not around? If I take offense, I’m going to vent my grievance to Brendan.”
Deirdre clenched her fists tightly when she heard the threatening remark. However, there was nothing she could do because, as would blame her without any hesitation if Charlene were to vent her grievance to him.
She took a deep breath and stopped right before the stairs. She then turned around and asked, “What do you want, Charlene?”
“Not much,” Charlene said leisurely. “I would like to ask you about yesterday’s meal, Ms. McKinnon. Did you like it?”
Deirdre experienced acid reflux instantly at the thought of the nauseating meal they’d had yesterday. She suppressed her anger and said, “Thank you for going to the trouble to cook, but at the same time, you prepared a meal just for me.”
“It’s fine, you deserved it.” Charlene smiled and walked closer to Deirdre with a cruel glint in her eyes. “It’s your fault for being unappreciative. How dare you complain about me to Brendan? That was very naive of you, Deirdre. Do you really think you can take my place just because Brendan keeps you close? You’re naive! I only need to make a small amount of effort and it’ll be only a matter of time before I toy with you to death!”
Deirdre’s face turned pale from fear and flushed with anger when she suddenly remembered the way Brendan had stepped on her hands and the humiliating situation that had occurred when he had taken her to Night City. The expression on her face remained unchanged, but her eyes were lowered. “Is that so? I look forward to it, Ms. McKinney.”
She turned around and headed upstairs. Charlene furrowed her eyebrows.
‘Deirdre is actually so good at putting up with me. She didn’t lose her temper yesterday, and she held back her anger when she was provoked earlier. If this continues, how am I going to get rid of Deirdre?’
Just as she had no clue what to do, she saw the little puppy run out of the bedroom
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