Chapter 1204

I planned to get up and leave after saying that.

"Stop right there!" Elena followed me and grabbed my arm.

I frowned. "Is there anything else?"

"Yes, of course.” The smile on Elena's face seemed slightly grim.

I had a bad feeling and was just about to shake off her hand when she quickly grabbed a coffee cup

and splashed all the coffee in it on me.

I stood frozen on the spot, taking a long time to come back to my senses.

'Maybe you should stop thinking so highly of yourself, Wanda Lane. You're just standing beside

Theo because you look like Cindy. Otherwise, Theo would really be blind to choose a worthless

woman like you. Now that Cindy has appeared in front o f him, you’ll be discarded like a piece of old

rag."

I was not exactly enraged by it. More than anything else, I was feeling sorry for her.

However, I must now allow her to bully me like this, or she would only take it one step further the

next time.

There was a bottle of lemon water on the table, which I grabbed and poured it down from the top of

Elena’s head. "You're just like a fishwife right now, Ms. Mandez. It doesn’t match your beauty and

talent. If Theo sees you in this state, then I’m afraid he won't even want to speak with you next

time.

Elena's skirt was soaked through, making her look absolutely wretched.

She was so furious that her arms and legs were shaking. She glared at me and said," You have a

death wish, Wanda Lane!"

Just as she was about to pounce at me, a man rushed over and pushed her with great strength.

I looked up and was surprised when I saw that it was Matthew.

This man was sinister to his core. He looked at Elena and coldly said, "How can you consider

yourself as pretty as a fairy when you look like this? Please look at yourself in the mirror before you

leave the house next time, Missy."

He took off his coat after saying that and draped it over me.

"Let's go,” he softly said.

After leaving the restaurant with him, I said, "Thanks."

Having said that, I pulled the coat off my body and returned it to him.

Matthew frowned, not reaching out to take i t. "You don't need to be in a hurry to return i t to me. You

need this coat more than I do."

"I really don't need it.” I forcefully stuffed the coat back into his hands. "It's not obvious anyway. I'll

get changed when I get home." He did not persist, but his dark pupils were filled with

disappointment and helplessness.

When I got home, Shannon had yet to give me a call.

I returned to my room, took a shower, and changed my clothes before going downstairs. I sat on the

sofa in the living room, lost in thoughts.