Revenge On Her Ex After Rebirth novel Chapter 639

Chapter 639 Bloody (1) People of the Collins Family

Susan was sent away by Hannah.

She had to do what she was supposed to do. But Hannah thought she should ask Manuel how things were going.

She always felt he'd suffered a lot living with Susan.

Then Hannah made a call to Manuel, "Did you get off work?"

It had already passed quitting time.

Manuel looked under the watch and said, "No."

"Susan just left my home," Hannah said.

Manuel was a very clever man and obviously knew what Hannah was going to say.

He smiled slightly, "You can just pretend I didn't say anything last night."

"I don't think it's fair for you."

"It's OK." Manuel was indifferent.

"Do you know why Susan suddenly went back on her word and chose Henry?"

"It doesn't matter," Manuel said in a peaceful voice.

Hannah knew the fact that his lover's departure couldn't be changed, and the reasons were not worth exploring. But she still told the truth to Manuel, "Henry threatened her, with his life."

It was beyond anything he could imagine.

However, Manuel didn't show any sign of mood swings.

"Susan was that kind of person..."

"Do you want to ask me if I still live up to my word?" Manuel cut her short.

Hannah compressed her lips, thinking she seemed too despicable sometimes.

When Manuel divorced Susan, he had said how he would change Susan's fate. And Hannah was afraid that Susan's future was threatened to be a repeat of the past. Although she felt that a woman like Susan deserved to be taught a lesson. But she couldn't let her be hurt so much that she wanted to commit suicide.

So, the real reason why she phoned Manuel now was Susan.

Hannah didn't say a word, which meant that she acknowledged it.

"Don't worry. I'll do what I'm supposed to do." Said Manuel.

"You just had no more illusions about Susan."

"Yes."

"I don't know what to say about this stupid girl, you know. What would she do if she knew Henry was planning something against her?" Hannah signed.

"That's her business, " Manuel said, "Not mine."

Hannah didn't know what she could say. After all, it was hard to say who was right and who was wrong.

"Let's not talk about this." Hannah changed the subject, "Oscar's birthday is coming up."

"In half a month."

"I want to celebrate him."

"Do you want some help?" Manuel asked.

Manuel was a smart guy who could always think swiftly. She wondered why this wise man had fallen for Susan, that dumb girl.

"Just an idea. I haven't decided yet."

"Say it, I can help you think about it."

Hannah told her idea to Manuel. After a moment of ruminating, Manuel said, "Your idea is definitely good."

After receiving his approval, Hannah smiled widely.

"But," Manuel said, "You'd better be prepared to be scolded by Laird."

Hannah smiled lightly.

After the chat, Hannah felt a sort of excitement as soon as thinking about Oscar's birthday, especially when she thought of her baby in her belly. Thinking of it, she dialed Oscar's number.

Hannah had a rare moment to talk much to him.

"Come back early, bye."

"Bye."

Hanging up, Oscar hid the smile he was going to show. He had been waiting for two hours since he got a message from the Collins family to go back to the city hall and wait, but they still hadn't shown up.

Were they trying to suppress him?

Oscar sat in his office and waited silently.

At 8 PM, when almost all the staff of the city hall had left work, the door of his office was finally knocked on.

"Come in."

His office door opened, and a man in a black suit appeared next to the door, "Mr Wells, Mr Collins wants to see you."

Oscar nodded. Then he stood up and followed the man into the corridor of the city hall. Two lines of black-clad bodyguards stood there, which was imposing.

He walked down several corridors and then into an empty office in the city hall. A man sat there and smiled slightly as seeing Oscar, "Oscar, we meet again."

"It's far from meeting again. I'm just an admirer of yours."

Rowan Collins smiled.

But nobody could read his mood through his smile, which made others feel that he was rarefied and untouchable. This man had an innate sense of alienation.

"I won't say any false sweetness. Today I came to Kensbury City from the capital, and you should know what I want to do. "

"Please give me a clue." Oscar was cautious.

But Rowan admired the way he did things without arrogance or servility. When he thought of Charles, whom he had nurtured for so many years, he felt he had misjudged and overrated him.

In the end, his daughter also lost her happiness because of Charles. The more he thought, the more things he realized he had lost.

With the malicious and insidious light in his eyes, Rowan said, "I'll say it bluntly. Oscar, I need you!"