Wolf President Hooks Up novel Chapter 492

"Mandy, why don't you tell this little rabbit why you tricked her into coming here? You know you won't be the little fool's friend any more before you came here, don't you? Fine. If Mandy is too embarrassed to tell you why, I can take her place. Little rabbit, you shouldn't be alive. Do you understand? An innocent little rabbit like you should have gone to hell a long time ago. Many of us are unhappy to see you alive. We don't like a lucky little rabbit. We want you to be dead! "

Elaine screamed in fear after she heard what the woman said. She grabbed at Mandy's arm and begged Mandy, "Mandy, Mandy, help me! I don't want to be here anymore. I want to leave here!"

Mandy's body trembled fiercely. Her eyelids twitched as she turned around to look at Elaine. There were complicated emotions in Mandy's eyes.

The woman in purple came up to Elaine and slapped Elaine's hand off Mandy's arm hard. She then clenched Elaine's chin and gritted her teeth, "You want to leave here? No way! I won't let you! It's foolish of you to ask her for help! She's the one who got you here. She's my ally. Don't you understand? You're such a silly girl! You see Mandy as your friend, but she never sees you as her friend. Are you blind? Or are you too inexperienced because Emmett has protected you too well? A fool like you is not worthy of being together with Emmett. You should be dead a long time ago! Somebody! Get in here! Take her inside!"

The woman swept her fingers over Elaine's face accidentally. Her sharp fingernails left three bloody wounds on Elaine's face.

But Elaine forgot about the pain in her face. She was frightened by the two sturdy men coming at her. She even wished she could turn herself into a bug and hide herself in the grass.

Each of the two men grabbed at one of Elaine's arms to drag her into the castle. Elaine felt as if her bones were fractured.

Elaine cried out, "Help me, Mandy! Help me, Mandy! Mandy...."

The woman in purple looked up at the sky and laughed like she was crazy.

Mandy froze for a long time. She could only stand there like a ghost.

...

Seeing that Mandy was in a daze, the woman in purple spat at Mandy in disdain and said, "What? Mandy, you feel sorry for her now? Don't tell me you sympathize with her. Remember! It was you who suggested that we should form an alliance."

After the woman said that, she took the lead and walked inside the castle.

Mandy stood there blankly for a moment before staggering towards the castle like a zombie.

Tears fell down her cheeks as she walked inside.

Elaine was locked up in a room and tied to a chair. She was chained up with her hands bound at the back of the chair.

Elaine couldn't help but sob.

She was scared.

The door was opened and Mandy walked in.

"Mandy! Mandy, tell me! What's going on? Why did this happen to me? Why? Aren't we good friends? You're just like my sister, Mandy...."

Mandy became extremely annoyed when she heard Elaine mention the word "sister". She interrupted Elaine and said impatiently, "Stop it! I'm not your sister! Why would I make friends with a woman who stole my boyfriend from me?"

"Wh ... what?" Elaine widened her eyes in disbelief. She did not know why Mandy accused her of stealing her boyfriend. Who was Mandy's boyfriend?

"I ... I didn't! I didn't steal your boyfriend!"

Elaine shook her head.

Mandy sneered, "Have you ever seen my skin here?" Mandy showed Elaine her wrist. On Mandy's fair skin on her wrist, there was an ugly red scar. It seemed that Mandy's wrist was once badly cut.

Elaine gasped.

"I didn't want to live when he abandoned me. This is the evidence of me trying to commit suicide at that time. Unfortunately, I didn't die. I survived, but I became a walking corpse and running flesh from then on."

"Who abandoned you?"

Was she talking about Emmett?

Mandy seemed to be lost in her memories. She looked at the huge window and said gloomily, "He was so passionate and sincere when he pursued me. He once bought me white roses that could fill up two cars and used the rose petals to create a fifty-meter-long path for me. And he once booked the whole school cafeteria and had people sing songs for me at lunchtime. He even picked me up from school by helicopter once and made it a grand occasion.... At that time, all teachers and students knew that a wealthy young man was pursuing me, and I gradually fell in love with him.