The guardian's sword by Taking Cigarette novel Chapter 576

Chapter 576

“Let me speak first.”

Willow paused and said through gritted teeth.

“Okay, you go first.”

Sean nodded and slowly took out a document from his briefcase.

However, the Quinn family had no time to pay attention to Sean.

“I think, it’s time for you to… Leave the Quinn family.”

Willow gritted her teeth, then suddenly raised her head and looked at Sean seriously.

Swoosh!

The whole place became silent instantly.

The Quinn family suppressed their happiness and kept silent.

After two years, they could finally drive Sean away!

Sean stopped when he heard this. His hand that had just taken out half of the agreement froze in midair.

“What did you say?”

The smile on Sean’s face gradually disappeared and he frowned at Willow.

“I said!”

Willow took a deep breath and said, “You, Sean Lennon, it’s time for you to leave the Quinn family.”

This time, her voice was even louder and reached Sean’s ears extremely clearly.

Many members of the Quinn family had smug smiles on the corners of their mouths.

Sean was also a little dazed. Soon after, he slowly put the agreement back into his briefcase.

Then, Sean raised his head and looked at the Quinn family. His gaze glanced over the faces of Old Madam Quinn and the others.

“What did they do to you?

“What did they say to you?”

Sean’s first reaction was that he knew that it must be the Quinn family who did a h*ll of a job.

“No one said anything to me.

“We did discuss a bit about you.

“We all think that you have the ability to take care of yourself now and you don’t need to stay in the Quinn Family anymore.”

Willow suddenly stood up and said to Sean with incomparable firmness.

There was a hint of determination in those eyes.

“I said before that, I stayed in the Quinn family for you.

“I want to stay by your side to make up for what you’ve done for me in the past two years.”

Sean looked at Willow’s gaze and said to her with a tone that was more serious than Willow’s.

“I don’t need your compensation or you to protect me.

“I took care of you for two years just out of responsibility.

“And now, I’ve a clear conscience.

“You, it’s time to leave my house.”