Chapter 586


    Maja froze in ce; it took her a moment to process what just happened.


    Just in the nick of time, Ryan busted in from outside, blocking the vase with his body.


    “If you hit him again, he’s going to bite the dust.”


    “Penny,e and stop him.”


    Ryan was beside himself, grabbing the vase from his cousin.


    It was only then that Maja went to Carlos, tentatively checking his breathing.


    His breath was weak; he may not only be unable to act in the future but might not even stand up


    again.


    She felt like she’d wasted all her time tonight.


    Sucking in a deep breath, she immediately dialed 911.


    Meanwhile,n was silently watching her.


    Maja frowned, about to say something when he grabbed her wrist and dragged her away.


    Ryan was left to deal with the mess, helplessly calling some contacts to clear out the bar within five


    minutes.


    Once outside, Maja yanked her hand away fromn.


    shame?”


    Maja was initially grateful for his intervention; even though he messed up her n, at least he helped.


    But after hearing his usation, she got pissed too.


    “If Mr. Raymond thinks that way, there’s nothing I can do about it.”


    He pulled her into his car.


    “What’s with you, resorting to guys like that? Why note to me? Don’t I have more dough?”


    He started to undress her


    Maja felt a pang in her heart, like her dignity was being cruelly trampled.


    Whether she was Maja or Penny, she had no dignity before this man.


    “I didn’t go to you. I’m just fed up.”


    She lowered hershes, her tone cold. “And if it wasn’t for Mr. Raymond’s rush to help Carlene, I


    wouldn’t be in this mess, so why the hypocrisy now?”


    Just as she stepped into the hotel, her pants were peeled off.


    He yanked off his tie and bound her hands.


    She was ced in a humiliating position, fe


    creeping in. Her voice softened a bit.


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    “Mr. Raymond, what are you doing?”


    Maja felt extremely embarrassed, trembling with


    Only after half an hour of inspection did he finally rx a bit, wiping his fingers with a tissue nearby.


    It seemed like she hadn’t been with anyone.


    Maja gritted her teeth, and the moment her hands were


    She was so furious, she’d lost all reason.


    Reed, she started throwing punches and kicks.


    “What trouble did you get into?”


    “Let go of me!”


    “Only listen when forced?”


    She fell silent. This jerk, this beast!


    Seeing her in this helpless state,n’s mood improved greatly,


    Maja stayed silent, just staring at all the zeros.


    he immediately wrote her a check for one hundred million.


    Being in love meant spending money on your partner–the more, the merrier.


    So the only way he knew how to be good to her was the same.


    At least she wouldn’t need to deal with those men for money.


    “Penny, if you need money, you cane to me anytime.”


    Maja was forced to sit on the sofa. The check was in his hand; he even used it to lift her chin.


    Maja pursed her lips. His face was getting closer, and he said, “Stay with me for a month, and the one


    hundred million is yours.”


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    He set the check aside, holding Maja, and asked, “If you’re going to sell yourself, what’s the


    difference between selling to others and to me?”


    Maja was released, and she immediately grabbed the check, tearing it into pieces and throwing it in


    his face.


    And she was still undressed; it was a bit cold and utterly humiliating.


    She was shivering from the cold, feeling utterly humiliated.


    “If you don’t want it, then leave.”


    Maja didn’t reply; she started to get dressed.


    “Let’s not meet again.”


    “Mr. Raymond, I was thinking the same.”


    He’d never felt such defeat.


    But if it was wrong, then it had to be corrected.


    He didn’t need to tangle with this kind of woman; if she wanted to degrade herself, then let her.


    Maja got dressed, ready to leave, when she heard him ask, “Have you really not considered divorcing


    your husband?”


    All traces of sadness had disappeared, reced with calmness.


    Maja frowned, not wanting to answer him.


    “Penny, sometimes I really admire you, even tolerating your husband’s infidelity multiple times. I give


    you money, and you feel insulted. Your dignity is really something.”


    Maja froze, watching him approach like a businessman in a negotiation, whispering in her ear, “Stay


    with me for a month for one hundred million; do you feel wronged?”


    How many women would kill for this opportunity?