Chapter 59 - 59: So Shameless That It’s Infuriating
My Trillion-Dollar Assets is Exposed by My Wife’s Bragging!
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Yigol Novak had just moved in not very long ago, and he didnât have many friends. So, it was impossible for anyone to come looking for him here.
Even less so for Suri Drew. She also didnât have that many friends and didnât socialize a lot. This made them surprisingly similar in one aspect.
Yigol didnât have the time, so Suri was the one who went to answer the door.
Seeing that the person ringing the doorbell was Bob Presley, her first instinct was to shut the door.
Bob Presley looked at Suri with a cheery smile. Seeing her dressed in casual home clothes with her hair haphazardly tied up at the back gave him a pleasant surprise.
Suri always seemed aloof to him. This was the first time he saw her in such a homely light. The tantalizing smell of cooked food coming from the house brought joy to his heart.
Such a woman, who could grace a hall and also be good at cooking, was nothing less than the perfect choice for marriage.
Seeing that Suri was closing the door, he quickly put his hand out to stop it,
âSuri, you can cook? Thatâs wonderful.â
âI went to your office to look for you today, but I didnât see you even after waiting a long time. So, I came here. The food you cooked smells really good, can Iâ¦â
Bob Presley and Suri Drew were college classmates. He had been in love with Suri for six whole years. It was only recently that he understood that Suriâs reluctance was because of his constant entanglement with other women.
And that her reason for remaining single was that she had been waiting for him.
Today, since he was already at Suriâs house, if he could develop a bit of courage and engage Suri in some way, then they could be together forever.
He could tell that Suri was a pretty conservative person when it came to men and women. If anything did happen between them, heâd become Suriâs first choice for marriage.
âBob Presley, why are you here?â Suri asked angrily.
âI came to see you, Suri, I do truly love you. Iâve always known where you live, but I didnât come looking for you because I didnât want to make youâ¦â
Bob Presley was about to express what he thought would be touching words, but Suri cut him off.
âEnough.â Suri was seething with anger. âBob, you are despicable. You knew where I live all this while! Let me tell you again, I am married. There is no possibility between us.â
âTo be precise, even if I werenât married, I wouldnât love you. Please give up. My husband has prepared dinner, itâs time for us to eat. Please leave.â
âI havenât⦠what?! What did you say⦠your husband?â Bobâs smile froze on his face.
âYes, is there a problem? My husband and I are going to have dinner. Sorry, I donât have any food prepared for you,â Suri said, coldly.
âYou⦠but⦠you must be lying! Suri! Is there truly no room for me in your heart?â
âI get it. You donât like me hanging out with those other women, right? Rest assured, I wonât associate with them in the future. I will cut ties completely. Is that okay?â
âDo not blame me; you never wanted to be with me. I am a man, and I have needs, too. I promise. As long as you agree to be with me, Iâll cut all ties with those women. Youâre the only one I love.â
âAll those women, they pursued me on their own. I have never sought them. Thereâs only you in my heart. You are the only woman Iâve ever loved in my life.â
âGo to hell.â Suri was fuming. She lifted her foot to kick him.
She was not one to lose her temper easily, but Bob was really testing her patience. He was too full of himself, his cheekiness was unbearable.
She had had enough. She put a lot of force behind this kick.
Bob grunted in pain, barely managing to hold onto the doorknob.
Suri was wearing slippers at home. If she were wearing high heels or sneakers, Bob wouldnât have been able to withstand the kick.
Bob was indeed in pain, but he felt a sense of joy as well. When Suriâs kick landed on him, the door, which Suri had been trying to shut, was inadvertently pulled open by him.
Past experiences had taught Bob that Suri Drew was no delicate flower; she had learned kick-boxing during her school days.
She had even participated in a few kick-boxing tournaments and scored well.
Knowing Suri could fight, he came prepared to spar with her, in other words, bracing himself for a beating.
However, given the current circumstances, even if he got beaten up, he could not back down.
Bob endured Suriâs kick and continued his approach, trying to enter her house.
If he couldnât get in, everything else would be pointless.
Suri took an instinctive step back out of fear, her fury intensifying in her eyes.
She lifted her leg, preparing to show Bob another dose of her anger. This man was shameless, daring to come here uninvited.
Just as she was about to hit Bob, her arm was held back by Yigol, who was standing behind her. She looked at Yigol, saw him nod at her, and obediently stepped aside.
nYigol had already noticed Bobâs arrival. His lack of intervention was because he wanted Suri to sort it out herself, considering that Bob was Suriâs old classmate. However, he did not expect Bob to be so bold in pursuing Suri where emotions were concerned.
He had intended to ignore Bobâs shameless words, but when he tried to force entry into their house, Yigol knew he had to intervene.
Just as he managed to squeeze into Suriâs house, Bob was thrilled, thinking about the possibility of getting her. But just as he was about to close the door, he froze at the sight of Yigol. His smile also froze in place.
Why was Yigol inside Suriâs house?
He doubted his own eyes, shook his head in disbelief, and looked at Yigol again.
Yigol was looking back at him with fury in his eyes.
âHow could this be? How could this be⦠it canât beâ¦â Bob mumbled in disbelief, staring at Yigol.
Wasnât Yigol only an actor Suri hired? How could he be at her house?
Meeting at the company was nothing unusual. But this was her house. Moreover, Yigol was also in homely attire, similar to Suri.
It was rather late. If their relationship was only one of employer and employee, then why would Yigol be at Suriâs house?
Bob tried to come up with a reason to convince himself. But no matter how hard he racked his brains, he could not come up with any plausible explanation.
âAnd why canât this be?â Yigol said coldly, stepping towards Bob. âI have already warned you not to pester my wife. Or else Iâd teach you a lesson every time I see you. Looks like you didnât take my words seriously.â
âSeeing that you are here, are you ready to face my wrath? I already told you that Suri and I are married. Sheâs my wife now.. Do you think we canât do anything about your persistent pestering?â