Chapter 1919: Undisguised Killing Intent
Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
âThen, then what do you want?â Madam Gong took a step back in fear. âYes, I asked someone to do that. But, but didnât she avoid it? Isnât she fine?
âBesides, I didnât ask that person to do that. I just wanted to scare her.
âIf it werenât for the rumors about her and Zeli, I wouldnât have mistaken her for some indecent woman. Would I have done that otherwise?
âYou said that sheâs married to you, but why hasnât your marriage been made public? If you donât, who will know that youâre married?â
Madam Gong was very scared at first, but after being angered by Mo Yesi, her attitude became tougher.
She said righteously, âIf you guys donât tell me, how will I know? Sheâs already married, but she still acts like sheâs single. If she didnât do something so misleading, those things wouldnât have happened.
âYesi, I think you should pay more attention. Why does your wife always have scandals with other men? Itâs fine if itâs with one person, but with so many people, is she really innocent?â
As soon as Madam Gong finished speaking, she felt as if she was frozen.
It was extremely cold.
She looked up and met a pair of murderous eyes.
Thatâs right. Murderous.
This was Madam Gongâs first time seeing such a terrifying Mo Yesi.
There was no expression on his face, and his eyes were frighteningly cold. He had a terrifying aura as if a storm was brewing, and his gaze was vicious and murderous.
That undisguised murderous intent frightened Madam Gong.
She took two steps back with eyes filled with fear.
She heard a âpopâ.
Madam Gong screamed, only to see Mo Yesi kick the coffee table, causing the things on it to fall onto the floor.
The few maids standing in the hall were also scared pale.
Madam Gong was terrified. âMo Yesi, w-what are you doing?!â
Mo Yesi kicked the coffee table over and looked up, his cold and handsome face full of ruthlessness. âMadam Gong, my wife has a good character. Sheâs not a promiscuous woman. I didnât fight you because youâre an elder. But if you dare to slander my wife again, donât blame me for not showing you any mercy.
âNot everyone can bully my wife. Iâll settle this score with the Gong family.â
Mo Yesi then kicked a vase away.
With a âbangâ, the vase hit the wall and shattered into pieces.
Madam Gong shrieked again.
Mo Yesi turned around and left.
After he left.
After holding on for so long, Madam Gong was so frightened that her legs went soft and she fell to the ground.
âMadam.â The maid rushed to her side and helped her up.
Madam Gongâs legs were still weak and she couldnât muster any strength.
She had been living like a princess since she was young. She had lived a life of wealth and superiority without any setbacks. Everyone around her was polite to her.. She had never been treated so violently before.