Count On Your Love

"Despicable? Why do you say that?" He sneered, "Do you lose your mind when it comes to his business? You call me mean, is he noble and innocent?"

Amanda looked at him in disbelief. She said, "you think so?"

"What do I think? What do you want me to think, you hear a few words and you deny everything I've done. In your eyes I am such a despicable person? Still in your eyes, you have never looked at me properly." Darren said in an obscure tone.

"What you see with your own eyes and hear with your own ears does not count. What more do you want? I don't believe you. How can I believe you? " Her eyes were filled with tears. "Then I have nothing to say," She turned her head away.

She wiped her tears and stood up to leave.

"I told you, Amanda. Don't ever think about leaving me." He forcibly pressed her against the wall. His cold eyebrows and eyes seemed to be coated with a layer of lead. He didn't move. He looked at the tears in her eyes, the contempt in her thin lips, and the coldness and stubbornness in her eyes.

He had never known that her eyebrows were so beautiful, but they were so harsh. He would be depressed if he saw them a few more times.

She had been so gentle to him, and her face had shown shyness, helplessness and dependence.

But when it came to Lionel, things changed? As long as it was related to Lionel, would Amanda be able to get rid of him without any hesitation.

"Let me go." She moved her body, which made her shoulder hurt. Since he held her so tight, she just couldn't get rid of him. She finally gave up and looked at Darren, waiting for his explanation.

She recalled the days when she and Darren stayed together and joked with each other before. Her heart ached and loosened her teeth. Tears fell instantly. She turned her face stubbornly, unwilling to let him see her crying.

Why do I like this man? The man was so bad, and he was always cruel to destroy her hope, her faith, and also not her escape, not allowing her to resist.

Seeing that she no longer resisted, and turned to cry, his heart softened and released her. He looked away and said, "anyway, I will not hurt you."

"Won't you hurt me? So you came out in a hurry to clear my name for me at

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What a wonderful competition! Though Lionel made a perfect show in the business world, he was far from being a match for Darren in terms of human relationships. But Sophie worried about if Darren could get rid of all the things so that Amanda would not get to know the truth. Unexpectedly, Colleen revealed the truth so blatantly that Amanda knew how to deal with this situation.

"Mr. Darren." When Sophie walked into the reception room again, she saw Darren sitting there, straightening like a statue with no expression on his face. The documents in front of him were still neat and placed in order. The broken coffee cup was on the ground. Except for that point, the whole environment was okay. At least there was no big problem. She slightly breathed a sigh of relief and whispered, "Do you need to postpone the later meeting in an hour?"

"No, thanks. Please send the materials to me as soon as possible." Said Darren flatly. He stood up and went back to his office.

Amanda didn't know where to go. After she left, she walked on the street alone. The street was crowded with people, while she was alone. A few minutes later, he suddenly saw the title of "Glory Commercial City", which made his eyes sore.

She still remembered that when she was in trouble with Nancy and asked her to hand out 10000 leaflets a day. Lionel brought her here by car in order to help her and put a large pile of them on the market. People there all called him Mr. Lionel respectfully.