Chapter 659
Burning Passion: Love Never Die
âAnd she had even hugged and kissed Carlos. Good thing that Carlos doesnât like her. Otherwise, I
wouldnât have been able to mock her like this now, â Olga thought with a smirk.
âYou should feel lucky that Iâm not interested in Carlos. Otherwise, you wouldnât be hooking up with that
unfaithful man,â Debbie snapped back in a cold tone.
Olga fumed with rage when she heard Debbie call Carlos âan unfaithful man.â Stepping on her high
heels, she walked up to Debbie and glared at her.
âHow dare you call Carlos an unfaithful man! Iâll tell him about this. He will definitely wipe you from the
face of this world. Just wait and see!â
Debbie grabbed a tissue to dry her hands. Feigning terror, she mocked a plea, âOh, please donât do
that, Miss Olga!â
Olga was pleased when Debbie looked frightened. She cast a disdainful glance at her and mocked,
âWell, if you beg for mercy sincerely, I wonât tell Carlos what you just said.â
âBeg for mercy? Why would I do so? Youâre not Mrs. Hilton,â Debbie said with a raised eyebrow as she
stared at Olga.
A hint of embarrassment flashed across Olgaâs face at the mention of
âMrs. Hilton,â but she stood upright.
âYes, Carlos is married, and Iâm not Mrs. Hilton. But he doesnât love his wife. So whatâs the point of
being Mrs. Hilton? He loves me, you know. Beg me for my forgiveness, and IâLL put in a good word for
you,â she said with a smug expression.
Debbie couldnât help but burst into laughter. She eyed Olga from head to toe and taunted, âHe loves
you? Come on, Auntie! You look even older than him. He should be blind to fall for you. Besides, he
has had so many women. Who do you think you are?â
Olgaâs face twitched when Debbie called her âAuntie.â âYou⦠How dare you! Iâll tell him that you called
him an unfaithful man!â
âGo ahead. Tell him,â Debbie shrugged. âMegan, Olga, Portia⦠He has been with so many women!*
she cursed inwardly.
How Olga wished she could point at Debbie and call her names at that moment! But someone entered
the ladiesâ room just then, and she had to leave to keep her image.
Debbie started after her.
âAuntie, youâd better hurry up. If I reach
Carlos first, Iâll snitch on you.â
Since Debbie was wearing sneakers, she trotted towards the dining halt effortlessly.
Olga believed her threat, so she quickened her pace.
Debbie had almost reached Carlosâ table, while Olga was still pretty far away from him. She started
running to catch up to her.
Her six-centimeter leather heels gave away as she stumbled and fell to the floor, spraining her ankle.
And yet again, tragedy struck Olga.
âAargh!â she screamed, lying on the floor in the middle of the dining hall. Everyone turned to look at
her.
Even the pianist stopped playing and stared at the woman on the floor with his mouth agape.
Olga was too embarrassed to even raise her head. Debbie cast a sidelong glance at the emotionless
Carlos, and feigning surprise, she said in a loud voice, âOh! Is that Miss Olga? The general manager of
the Moran