Chapter 188 Differentiation

Lydia Collins almost didn't mention it in one breath. She used to dig other people's corners, but now it's the turn of others to dig their own corners, only to find that she was so irritating. "Cut the crap, lone man and widowed woman, I don't believe you didn't hit him, you easy-natured woman! William, you must stay away from her!" Cried Lydia Collins discontentedly. However, William Bryan didn't like her behavior of shouting in public. She frowned slightly and turned to Charlee Ford. "I'll take you to the room first." Charlee Ford drooped his eyelids and asked with a little embarrassment and grievance: "Can you? Your fiancee seems to be very angry, or you should listen to her..." William Bryan glanced at her, his eyes indifferent. "Don't pretend." Charlee Ford: "…" Grass, how can he see it? "Get a room? William, have you developed to this point?" Lydia Collins was frightened to disgrace and began to make up his mind. William Bryan ignored and took Charlee Ford to the front