Chapter 482
Burning Passion: Love Never Die
could easily get that around by highlighting Portiaâs beauty as the main strength for engaging her.
However, for the silly mistake of slapping Debbie tonight, all those advertising gigs would go up in
smoke. In offending Debbie, she had messed with the wrong person. If Carlos chose to flex his
muscles,
Portiaâs life in Alorith would turn into a living hell.
Emmett guessed that Debbie must have pleaded with Carlos for Portia.
Normally, Portia would have lost a finger for hitting Debbie.
The next day, Debbie was fidgeting all day because of the investorsâ dinner she would have to attend
that evening.
That was something new to her. Before Carlos left for work, she had asked as many questions as
possible about the function.
Carlos spent a Lot of time calming her down.
After he Left, Debbie got dressed and left the house too.
They were going to New York for some time the following day. She felt she should put Lucinda and
Sebastian in the loop about her trip before she left the city.
As soon as she arrived at her auntâs house, Debbie noticed Gail and
Victor fighting at the entrance. In case they saw her, Debbie didnât get out of the car, but watched them
argue and fight hysterically.
Since they broke up, Gail didnât pretend to be sweet and refined anymore in front of Victor. So she
readily took him on in a shouting match.
In a few minutes of the altercation, Victorâs words got filthier. He was going to hit Gail. Debbie couldnât
watch anymore.
She drove the car forward and stopped beside the two fighting people.
The brand-new Cayman drew Gailâs attention immediately. When she saw
Debbie getting out of the car from the driverâs seat, she asked with widened eyes, âDebbie, whose car
is this?â
It sounded as if Debbie had stolen the car. Standing by the open door,
Debbie ignored her and looked at Victor. The one-time vice general manager of the Shining
International Plaza now looked every inch a lazy slob. His hair looked like a roughly built bird nest, his
clothes wrinkled. From the length of his stubble, he must havenât shaven for two or three days.
Upon seeing Debbie, Victor found another outlet for his frustration and anger. He stalked towards the
Porsche Cayman and demanded, âHey, you!
Iâve been looking for you for days on end. You got me canned, so you must compensate me for my
Loss!â
Debbie rolled her eyes.
âHow is your losing the job our fault?â
âIf Gail and you hadnât fought the other day, she wouldnât have called me. If she hadnât called me, I
wouldnât have gotten involved and thus fired.â As a result of that incident, Victor was fired that evening,
and Gail broke up with him within two weeks.
As soon as he finished his words, Victor kicked Debbieâs car furiously, leaving a big footprint impressed
on the red Cayman.