Chapter 1001 Negotiation


    George let out a coldugh and said to S, "Yes, people do change. But I have never seen anyone


    who could change so quickly until today."


    He took Holley''s hand and stood up. "Holley, let''s go. There is no need for us to waste our time here,"


    he said.


    George was really pissed off this time. He hade here to talk decently with his mother. And


    unexpectedly, Donna was more discontented with them than she was before. Was there any more


    reason for them to stay and be humiliated?


    An imperceptible cold smile flickered on Holley''s face as she looked at George''s angry face.


    It had been worth it for her to arrange this dinner at length.


    Her aim was to have George realize that it was not Holley who was unwilling to get along with Donna,


    but the other way around. Her n had been a sess so far. They had all fallen in her well set trap.


    As George held her hand tightly, she was deeply satisfied with the oue. But she pretended to be


    upset and said in a pleading tone, "George, please don''t."


    "Do you still want to stay here?" Unexpectedly, George sneered at her. "Look at her attitude towards


    you. Do you really think that she is willing to forgive you even if you beg her to?


    Holley, it''s my fault. I shouldn''t have brought you here. I shouldn''t have asked you to get along with her


    either. From now on, what goes on between us will have nothing to do with her. We will live our lives in


    our own terms and do whatever we choose to do."


    George turned to leave and a smug satisfactory smile shed on Holley''s face because she thought


    that she had seeded in creating a rift between them. But Donna jumped to her feet and spoke to


    Holley. "Miss Ye, if I were you, I would take a seat and make a deal right now. Do you think that you


    would get what you want by leaving here with George?"


    "Stop trying to separate us, Mother. It''s not going to happen," George said coldly. "Holley chose to be


    with me because she loves me. She doesn''t care about my money. I''m not afraid of being suspended


    from my job at thepany and I don''t care if you disown me either. I will find my own bread and


    butter."


    "Oh really?" Donna could not believe her ears. "I know about you better than anyone else. I am your


    mother, George. The only reason you are able to handle thepany business is because I take care


    of most of your problems for you. Why don''t you take a shot at a new life if you don''t believe me? Do


    you really think that you will be able to feed Holley if you leave BM Corporation? And what would you


    do when you have kids? Would you be able to afford a qualified living standard for them? And if you


    were really in a situation like that, would she still be with you, the woman you adore so much?"


    "That''s none of your business," George scowled. His face grew colder. "Even if I am reduced to a


    beggar, I will nevere back and ask for you forgiveness."


    George tried to get Holley out of there, but Donna''s threatening voice boomed across the room, "All


    right, let''s see how this is going to work out for you. If you leave through this door today, I will


    immediately remove you from your position in thepany and cancel all your cards, including your


    credit cards. I''d like to see if she will still stay by your side then."


    "Let''s go!" George said furiously. But Holley stood still without moving an inch. She looked at him,


    embarrassed. "George, calm down."


    Holley was not a foolish woman. She was with George for his wealth and his handsome face. She also


    liked him because George was really kind to her, but that was besides the point if they had to live on


    the streets.


    If he lost his position in BM Corporation, he would be of no value to her. And she had gotten used to


    living the rich life, how could she choose to go back to a hard life now?


    "I didn''t think that you would expose your true colors so soon," Donna said, with a satisfied smirk.


    "Holley, what do you mean?" George was so astonished that his eyes nearly fell out of their sockets.


    He looked at Holley in disbelief. He thought that he and Holley were a couple who stood together


    strongly in the face of all adversities, but he was suddenly filled with doubts.


    "Please listen to me..." Holley grabbed on to his hand and said, "George, I know that you might not like


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    this, but your mother is right. You are a man who grew up in a honeypot. You have no idea about the


    sufferings outside. If you leave BM Corporation, trust me, no one will care about you. All thepanies


    in Y City will reject you on a casual word from your mom. What will we do then? You need a proper job


    after we get married. What if I get pregnant? How will we raise the baby?"


    "You don''t have to be worried about all that." George''s face grew heavier and sulkier; there was a deep


    frown between his brows. "If worstes to worst, even if I were reduced to beg, I would never make


    you or our baby suffer," he said earnestly.


    "George, I think you need to calm down right now." Holley took his hand and said, "She is your mom,


    after all. She will understand if you just talk to her."


    "Holley, you..." George stared at the woman in front of him and he had a feeling that it wasn''t the Holley


    he knew.


    "Don''t look at me like that," she said, forcing a smile. "This is for our future and for the future of our


    children."


    "Have you two made a decision yet?" Donna asked, wīth a wicked smile. "Are you leaving or are you


    sitting down for a talk?"


    Angry and resentful as she was, Holley was out of other options at this point. She had never imagined


    in her worst dreams that Donna would be evil enough to disown her own son.


    George was her only kid, after all. She was a cold woman.


    She looked at Donna unwillingly and said, "Aunt Donna, even if you don''t like me, you should not use


    such tactics to deal with George. He is your own son."


    "Yes, he is." Donna red at her. "But if he insists on being with you, then I will assume that I never


    had a son to begin with," she said bitterly.


    "You..." Holley shook in anger. She dragged George back and made him sit down. She growled at


    Donna in a low voice, "Go ahead, tell me. What in the world do you want me to do?"


    "I will ask you the same question." Donna glowered at Holley and continued, "What do I have to do to


    make you leave my son?"