I Become A CEO After Divorce

Chapter 90: What Did Miss Bennett Want?

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The door slammed shut after Yanis left.

It seemed only then did Zane bring back his wandering thoughts.

He looked on the door, out of focus, his mind was full of images of Yanis' tears.

It was not that he had never seen Yanis in bed with red eyes and tears.

But he had never seen her like this before.

It gave him a suffocating feeling that something important was slipping away from him.

Not knowing how long it took Zane to get up and go to the bathroom.

Yanis took a picture of the divorce papers on the living room table before leaving D-king Castle.

As long as Zane didn't sign, she would send it to Zane in different ways. She believed that Zane would

finally sign it.

If not, she would send it to Neve.

Neve would get him to sign it somehow.

Yanis drove off. Her mind was in a muddle along the way. For multiple times, she ran into rear-end

collisions.

Luckily, she stumbled back into Bonnie's studio.

After parking the car, Yanis straightened herself in the rear view mirror and gets out.

Putting back all her bad feelings, Yanis stood at the door and took a deep breath, lifted her foot to go

inside.

Suddenly there was a clear sound.

Sounded like something hitting the ground, together with Bonnie's angry voice.

Yanis hurried up, quickened her pace to walk in.

Several staff members of the studio stood awkwardly aside.

Glass shattered all over the floor.

Yanis stepped forward and frowned when she saw the man standing in the studio.

"Get out! You get out right now!" Bonnie bellowed, pointing to the front door.

Neve's face was indifferent, even a little arrogant, "A poor studio, you think I want to come?"

"Since Miss Bennett does not want to come, Miss Bennett should pleas leave now. Don't let the dirty air

in this poor studio stain the noble Miss Bennett." Yanis' voice was calm, no anger, no accusation, just

like a normal sentence.

"Yanis!" When Bonnie saw Yanis, she took a step forward and subconsciously pulled Yanis behind her

in defence.

Yanis pushed away Bonnie gently and looked at Neve. "Won't Miss Bennett leave now?"

Neve looked at Yanis and could hardly suppress the hostility in her eyes. "Didn't anyone in Miss

Thompson's family ever tell Miss Thompson to be polite?"

With a crooked smile, she continued," Well, Mr. And Mrs. Thompson never admitted they had a

daughter like Miss Thompson, of course no one taught Miss Thompson to be polite."

The irony in her tone was obvious.

Neve was saying that Yanis was an orphan.

"Say it again?" Bonnie grabbed one glass water cup, smashed it at Neve immediately.

Neve didn't move, letting the cup land on her forehead.

Bonnie was expecting Neve to move away, instead of standing still.

Neve's skin was so white that, when the cup hit her, blood came out on her forehead immediately.

Yanis frowned, "Miss Bennett, you..."

Before Yanis finished speaking, Neve slumped and fell to the ground.

Bonnie looked at Neve on the ground in shock and panic for a moment.

She knew, of course, how hard she had hit her with the cup.

Even if Neve was delicate, she had never expected her to be so delicate.

Yanis calmed down a bit, picked up her phone and called Zane.

The call was quickly answered, "Yanis, I..."

"Miss Bennett has fainted at Bonnie's studio, please Mr. Lawrence come over here."

Yanis hung up the phone before Zane could say anything.

Yanis put her phone away and looked at Bonnie, who was still stunned. "What are you waiting for?

Help her up."

Bonnie and Yanis helped her up and put her on the couch.

Yanis stood up and looked at the men standing aside. "Go and do your things. There's nothing wrong."

Bonnie then said, "Go, go ahead."

After saying this, Bonnie looked at Yanis and said, "Yanis, am I being too impulsive?"

Yanis shook his head. "Clean this up."

Despite her anger, Bonnie was still a little freaked out watching Neve pass out.

After quickly clearing the glass, Bonnie looked back at Yanis. "She's always annoying. I don't like her

either. But I never expect her to be this weak."

Yanis was silent, looking at Neve lying on the sofa, a little distracted.

Looking at Neve lying quietly on the sofa, Yanis felt something familiar.

It was like she had seen it before, but she couldn't remember.

When she was busy thinking of it, someone touched her.

Yanis gathered her thoughts and looked at Bonnie.

Bonnie raised her eyebrows.

Yanis looked up at the front door and saw Zane hurrying in from the outside.

Along with a strange woman.

At least Yanis didn't know her.

The woman looked a little aggressive. She took a few steps forward, looked at Yanis lying on the sofa

first, then looked at Yanis on purpose, "Does Miss Thompson have something to explain?"

Bonnie was a little unconfident, but when she saw that strange women so aggressive, she got up

subconsciously and stood in front of Yanis to protect her. "Who are you to yell at Yanis? I hit her. I'll

take the blame!"

Nancy was a high, cold and strong woman. At that time, she looked at Bonnie, face sullen, "You'll take

the blame?"

If it was someone else, he might be scared about Nancy.

Of course, Bonnie was an exception. She shielded Yanis behind her and looked Nancy straight in the

eye, saying, "Yes, I'll take the blame. No matter how you want to get it over with, legally or personally,

I'll take it."

Yanis reached out and pulled Bonnie. Bonnie held her hand, still shielding her behind her back, and

looked Nancy in the eye.

Nancy took one look at Zane and said, "Okay, call the cops."

Just as Nancy stopped talking, Neve woke up on the sofa.

"Nancy."

Neve got up from the sofa and sat up, with her hand over her forehead. "Nancy, don't call the cops."

Nancy turned to Neve and held her. "How do you feel?"

Neve slightly shook her head. "It's all right."

Then Neve noticed Zane standing to the side and stood up. Her voice was gentle, with a kind of

coquettish charm. "Why are you here?"

Zane took a look at Neve and asked another question, "Do you need to go to the hospital?"

"No, it's okay. Miss Thompson didn't mean to do it."

"No, you..." As Bonnie tries to say something, Yanis put her hand over her mouth and whispered,

"Bonnie, trust me."

Only they could hear it.

Bonnie looked at Yanis, and Yanis nodded at Bonnie, then looked at Neve and asked, "What does Miss

Bennett want?"