Chapter 391

"What's with that expression? Am I treating you too harshly?" I asked. "No." Yolanda sniffed and tried to stay calm. "I don't think I've asked you to marry anyone," I continued. "You haven't." Yolanda knew I was telling her not to overthink things. But she just really didn't want to marry someone she hadn't even met before. She bit her lip and begged me, "Cole, I really don't want to marry anyone. I'm begging you, don't make me marry someone I don't know." Yolanda looked like she was going to cry again, "Please, if you force that on me too, then I might as well just die." I looked at the tears in her eyes and sighed. "Get up. I didn't say I'd force you to marry anyone." Even if I was poor and destitute, I wouldn't trade a woman for resources. "Just go back to your university for now. You can intern in my company too," I said. My company had been short-staffed, and Yolanda seemed smart enough. She would probably be a good addition. "Alright, I'll go right now," Yolanda said in