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Sir, Please Mellow Down A Bit novel Chapter 324

Chapter 324 He Would Not Give Up

He even hoped to see Lyra jealous.

However, she was so calm that no matter how much he tried to deceive her, she couldn’t tell him the truth. A few minutes later, Hank looked at the empty chair in front of him. There was only a faint bitter smile on his face and a hint of self-mockery. “Mr. Barnwell, don’t think too highly of yourself. I only pity Alma. As for whether you two can grow old together or not, it has nothing to do with me.” Lyra’s words were still lingering in his ears when she left. After she finished speaking, she called Nore and walked out. However, her footsteps were very unstable and she was getting faster and faster. Only when she got into Nore’s car did she grasp the door handle and take a few deep breaths.

“Lyra, are you alright?” Nore looked at her worriedly. “Let’s go. I’m afraid there will be reporters.” Lyra nodded in a muffled voice. Hank was deliberately lying to her. That day at the press conference, he deliberately let herself hear the conversation between Terry and Lachlan. Today, he calculated that she would come here. Everything was under his control. Lyra covered her forehead, unable to calm down for a long time. No wonder Alma was so agitated today. It turned out that Hank had forced her to sign that kind of contract. According to Alma’s personality, she would most likely pester Hank to no end, or use all her strength to approach him.

Lyra wrapped her windbreaker tightly, and her expression darkened a bit. “What did Hank show you just now?” Nore asked as he turned on the air-conditioning in the car.

He heard their conversation, but he did not see what Hank had taken out. “His contract with Alma. They agreed that marriage registration is invalid. Why can’t a man just be satisfied? What is he trying so hard for?” Lyra said slowly. “Lyra…”

“Alma has indeed done a lot of w good thing.”

The more Lyra spoke, the more excited she became, and her voice became louder.

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