“The herb is delivered. Finish up what you’re doing. I’ll be waiting in the garage.”

Katelyn’s face relaxed, and she let out a long sigh. With the herb safely in hand, she knew she could handle everything else.

“Got it,” she sent back.

At that moment, Neil seized Katelyn’s wrist, his voice icy.

“Katelyn, you must be satisfied with what happened today, right?”

He had been hoping she’d feel some remorse. But instead, the mess earlier only made him aware that Katelyn would silently mock him. The thought of it made Neil’s chest tighten with frustration.

Katelyn slipped her phone into her pocket and shot him a cold stare.

“What does it have to do with me? If that’s all you have, I’m leaving.” She had no patience for his nonsense. Katelyn turned quickly, her feet already set to leave.

Fuming with anger, Neil yelled, “So you’re running off to see Vincent, huh? He’s got a fiancée, and yet you’re still chasing after him? Katelyn, do you have no shame?”

She had once loved him with everything she had, but now, she had become someone else for a different man.

Katelyn’s steps faltered, her body suddenly still. She pivoted on her heel, a cold, mocking smile playing on her lips.

“Do you honestly think everyone is as pathetic as you? Just a dirty man in heat, looking for someone to hook up with?”

Though she might have feelings for Vincent, she knew where to draw the line. That was her boundary, and she had no intention of crossing it.

But Neil? He had been with Lise while they were still married. That wasn’t just betrayal—it was something worse. He was just an animal following its instincts.

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Smack! Neil’s hand crashed onto the armrest of his wheelchair.

“Katelyn, don’t get too full of yourself. You’ll be crying out of regret soon enough!”

Katelyn didn’t even blink. She cocked her head and scoffed, saying, “And that’s still none of your concern, Mr. Wheeler. Maybe you should focus on your own problems for once.”

Talking to him felt like wasting her breath. Without even looking at him, Katelyn turned and walked away. She had expected Neil to say something important, but it was just more of his hollow threats. Not worth her time.

Neil stayed seated, his gaze following her as she stepped into the elevator. His expression hardened as he pulled out his phone and gave a sharp command, “Get me everything on those thugs from earlier.” He had to gather every bit of information about them.

His assistant responded quickly, “Yes, sir!”

Once the call ended, Neil exhaled sharply, his chest heaving as he fought to control his anger.

By then, Katelyn had already made it to the parking lot. She scanned the area and spotted Vincent’s car tucked behind one of the concrete pillars. She approached the car, opened the passenger door, and slid into the seat.

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