Chapter 216

However, Shirley had her ways to pacify Benjamin's anger. She pursed her soft and rosy lips, looking pitiful as she said, "It's not my fault. I was minding my own business at the hospital, and that doctor had the audacity to make advances on me, even suggesting he wanted to keep me." The implication was clear. If Benjamin hadn't abandoned Shirley there last night, would anyone have dared to act like that? Benjamin raised a brow, his expression sharp. "So, this is my fault now?" Leaving such a stunning wife alone at the hospital, only to have her ogled by someone else. If it wasn't his fault, whose was it? But Shirley, recalling the close call from nearly being thrown out before, wouldn't dare to voice such thoughts. She bit her lip, her tone both indignant and aggrieved. "He touched my hand and my back. Do you know how scared I was?" She continued to press, "If Nancy and Janine hadn't shown up in time, what would've happened to me? Doesn't he deserve to be punished? I've already