Chapter 28 Being Kind by Putting Out Fire for You

Credence kept drinking. Under the dim light in the room, his handsome face could not be seen clearly, let alone any emotions on it. He held the glass of red wine tightly, but his expression was indifferent. The man, Bob Walker, noticed that Credence had no intentions of helping Dorothy. He licked his lips and continued to flirt with her. "Dorothy, your figure is perfect. I like it. Well, as long as you take off your dress and let us enjoy the view, we will fulfill whatever request you make!" Her request was for Credence to agree to a divorce. Could these men be able to help her? Impossible. Dorothy ignored their laughter and fixed her eyes on Credence, who was still sipping his wine. Since he had entered the room, he had been drinking wine, as if he had nothing to do with everything that was happening. Dorothy laughed coldly from the bottom of her heart. She retracted her gaze and said in an even softer voice, "My pleasure, Mr. Walker."