The Billionaire’s Regretful Obsession – Victoria Hale

Chapter 229 No Mercy "Juan, get Julia a bath towel so she can change. Our company's 'bad' products must be really uncomfortable for her to wear. Remember-don't give her any clothes. She'll just look down on them." Juan nodded, looking like she understood perfectly. She walked over to Julia. "I'm truly sorry for the terrible experience. Rest assured-from now on, our brand will never sponsor any event you're part of." That meant their brand would never sponsor any movie or show Julia was in. There were many brands out there, and many sponsors. But this was Lucas's company.

Even though it had been built for Sherry, it was still under the Harrison name. And the Harrison family controlled all the film and television resources-they had the biggest talent agency and the e most popular Most shows aired on their platform, and they all had extremely high ratings. That one cemen meant of Julia's film and television resources. High off more than half Julia understood this better tha anyone. No matter what, she had to get closer to Lucas. But she'd never expected him to target her so harshly. "Mr. Harrison, I don't think I've ever offended you. Why...

why are you targeting me like this?" Tears filled Julia's beautiful a great wrong. Yes. She looked at Lucas pitifully-so helpless, as if she'd suffered "It's really not a big deal. There must be a misunderstanding. Mr. Harrison, you don't have to be so ruthless over a small thing." "Not a big deal?" Lucas's voice turned cold. "To me, anyone who bullies my person-that's the biggest deal of all." Gilbert had been staring at Sherry the whole time. He couldn't believe she'd actually taken over such a big company. He had a ranking in his heart: Julia was first, Wendy second, and Cathy third.

And Sherry was undoubtedly last-the one who couldn't do anything right. Now, he thought Wendy couldn't do anything right. She was running a'small company under 1/3 the Mack family and couldn't even make any profits. Every day, she either picked on Julia or caused trouble everywhere-just like Sherry used to be, from what he'd seen. Even so, he still thought Wendy was more capable than Sherry. Now he was told Sherry was the biggest shareholder of this company-and the logo looked better and better the more he looked at it. It was even nicer than Angel Shop's logo-not to mention Splendor Group's.

If he'd accepted that design back then-if he'd just taken one look at it-would this logo now belong to Splendor Group? He was so lost in thought that he didn't even notice Julia was being bullied. But when he heard "my person," he perked up. "Mr. Harrison, watch your words! Sherry is mine-my legally married wife!" Lucas could have simply said Sherry was his employee. Protecting her that way would have been normal. And it would have made perfect sense. After all, the Harrisons were famous for protecting their own.

Outside, people only talked about two things: how powerful the Harrisons were, and how fiercely they defended their family and people. But Lucas chose a different approach. "Legally married? Then tell me, when was your wedding? What day did you get your marriage certificate?" "I..." Gilbert had thought he'd always remembered. But somehow, he'd forgotten without realizing it. He froze, unable to recall. Cold sweat even broke out on his forehead. It was clear he was trying his hardest to remember-but nothing came to mind. "First Wendy, then Julia.

With so many people around you, when did you ever have time to pay attention to Sherry?" Gilbert was about to argue, but Lucas cut him off. "How long has it been since you asked if she's eaten well? What has she been eating lately? If 2/3 she's healthy?" "She's an adult-she doesn't need..." Gilbert tried to say Sherry wasn't a child. They'd been married so long; he didn't need to ask such basic questions. "An adult?" Lucas scoffed. "The two women beside you are even older than Sherry-adults too. Do you ever ask them if they've eaten well?" Gilbert's face turned bright red.

Lucas's words had hit him right where it hurt. "It's not the same! Julia just came from abroad-she's not familiar with anything here. "It's only right that I take care of her. If Sherry were more sensible, she wouldn't be so petty about this." After saying that, Gilbert thought he was right. People who needed care deserved to be cared for. He'd always done things this way-wasn't that correct? "So who is more important in your heart? Besides, even a friend would ask these things to think you're doing right? Why don't you ask everyone here-who they check in.

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