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The Day His Demands Broke My Water novel Chapter 21

After a while, my bodyguards arrived. Hannah stood before them, trying to act tough.

"Get Abigail first, then throw her out like a dog."

The bodyguards standing behind her didn't move, as if they hadn't heard her command.

Hannah, confused, turned around and cursed at them fiercely.

"Idiot, make a move!"

I smiled, "Did you hear that? Go ahead, make a move!"

At that, one of my bodyguards raised his hand and slapped Hannah hard across the face, knocking her to the ground at my feet like a dog.

David was instantly stunned, running frantically to Hannah's side, cursing the bodyguards loudly.

"What are you doing? How dare you hit your master, you think you can still live the good life with us?"

As soon as he finished speaking, I stepped off of Hannah's hand and stood up. The pain made Hannah struggle, but no matter how hard she tried, she couldn't pull her hand back. David was about to throw a punch at me, but I slapped him hard in return.

"Enough playing. This act ends here."

I withdrew my foot, elegantly adjusted my clothes, and said to Hannah, "You can go check if David is okay after I hit him."

"Pfft, stop acting like a show-off."

"Since you won't leave, I'll have to call the police."

I sneered, "Who says I'm not leaving? The Wright Group has always been my home. Why should I leave? The one who should leave is you."

"You're full of crap. The Wright Group is mine now, I hold more shares than you."

Upon hearing this, I immediately started laughing.

"Are you really going to take The Wright Group with just 25% of the shares? You want to be its owner? Ha, Hannah, where do you get the courage?"

At this, Hannah also started laughing. "Ha, who said I only have 25%? It's actually 45%. Jack sold me his shares. Why would you think I only have 25%?"

"Why?" I raised my head and turned my gaze from Hannah to Jack, smiling meaningfully.

Jack calmly took a sip of tea, then set the cup down, looked up, and met my gaze, smiling gently.

Hannah followed my line of sight, turned her head to look at me, then glanced at Jack.

"Abigail, you don't seriously think Jack is going to take back the shares, do you?"

"You're mistaken. Jack has already agreed to give me the shares. After all, I can offer him more benefits," I said, crossing my arms and mockingly watching Hannah fall silent. I gave Jack a subtle look, signaling that it was time.

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