Escape From The Devil CEO

d the power of the high voltage could’ve instantly killed her. But he didn’t think it was necessary for her to know. Since she

William abou

hear the answer she wanted, but sh

what had happened to herself, how could she expect others

red to be

er glared at her didn't change. Their eyes were still filled with hate and malice. She had act

nuinely hated h

ey forgive and

manda in their heads for having the gut

about it, the more lo

ment, Josiah had her hair up in a bun adorned with a diamond-encrusted hairpin. Although the diamon

how she looked when she was slapp

’s eyes, Amanda smiled and said, "So what are you going t

e, she really didn't want to spare her at all. But when she thought of Am

her own identity. Instead of feeling guilty and admitting her fault, Amanda would only thi

d to guess what she was thinking. Seeing as Josiah said nothing, she asked indiffere

e understood her current situation clearly. Without Josi

d tangled and remained mum, but Amanda didn't care. She just took her silence as acquiescence

elp but lament over her idiocy. Why on earth di

ch resentment on herself and got slapped without any reason at

able, so whether she went downstairs or not didn’t really matter. Wha

on with debt. She would

mirror, and started examining her face. The face reflected in the mirror was red, s

an was s

d the woman wer

Not only did her body get be

wonder why they were so merciless. H

couldn't reme

ng, she should let nature take its course. Onc

s opti

the sky was already completely dark. Her stomach was growling as if she hadn't e

any food, so she had

shouldn’t be s

chen. She quietly took a few pieces of bread and a cup of yogurt from the fridge. When she was about to close the fridge,

liar that it was impossible for Am

hen. He couldn’t help but recall the phone call he received before when he saw her. Anger seemed to burn even fiercer inside him. Amanda w

erself standing face to face with him. Under the faint light from the fridge, there seemed to be an unusual viciousness on his face. Fri

at her so savagely when all she did was just t

itted teeth, "Amanda, you're getting bolder now! You actually dared to hit my mother! How could

ious rebukes

that he was livid not because she took a few pieces of bread and a

re aggrieved. What about her injuries? Her face was red and swol

e clutched the bread in her hand hard and asked furiou

d the force pushed her towards the fridge behind heavily. Her body pus

ache even more! He did it again. He was manhandling her again. T

ut. "Are you fucking crazy?! She hit me! She suddenly rushed over and slapped me! Isn't it reaso

ther had been nice to Amanda over t

William simply went off the deep end. He exerted more force on his

plicated mix of emotions in his sharp gaz

he pain and the lack of oxygen were excruciating,

first! Why shouldn’t I fight b

ve fought back, but why? Why should sh

hat pain was. It was impossible for

y to vent her anger

her face, it seemed to intensify the fury in William's eyes

lly dared

ithout any guilt

rning with mad fury. In the end, William final

d the sudden pain brou

the burning pain on her face only made her torn between tears and laughter. Her

scolded her a

a rule that she c

h

in the day and the slap made Amanda

have I done wrong in the

blame me as you like, but have

tence. You sentenced me to death, but you didn't even tel

was almost driven

m also fel

dly asking what she had done wr

she was telli

was reall

d causing so many irreparable situations, she c

are of for nearly twenty years.

l refused to acknow