Chapter 531 I Only Did It For You (Part One)


    You never appreciate the special ways I love you. In spite of all my efforts, you still regard me as


    someone who never understands. Please know that while I cannot give everything that you desire, the


    things I am able to givee from the heart.


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    Smile Hotel in A City.


    Thisnd used to be in ruins. The Dragon Empire Group needed three years to construct a hotel there


    after it prevailed inpetitive bidding. Completed two years ago, Smile Hotel was Frank''s anniversary


    gift to Richie and Shirley when they celebrated thirty years of marriage. Like the hotel in T City, Dragon


    Empire Group owned the business, but everything it made benefited only Shirley.


    At the top floor were garden seats, and one of them was upied by Becky now as she enjoyed


    afternoon tea. After spending the entire morning browsing through posts in various Inte forums, she


    left her room and went upstairs to take her lunch there. Even after eating, Becky sat there, listening to


    the sound of rain sshing on the umbre over her head. She was thinking about the situation Molly


    was about to face.


    Although she had only known Molly for a few years, she was aware of the girl''s temper. And Becky


    didn''t think Molly could enjoy a peaceful life hounded by negative publicments.


    With her eyes half-closed, she sat thinking and was interrupted by the phone ringing. She nced at


    the screen and saw it was Brian calling. Not at all surprised, she answered it.


    It was a brief call, and she hung up shortly. Becky signaled the waiter to prepare another cup. Not long


    after, Brian arrived just in time to join her for a pot of ck tea.


    Pausing at the stairs, Brian waited for the waiter to bring an umbre over and escort him to Becky''s


    table. She watched him advance towards her, stood up and greeted the man with a smile, and his


    name on her lips, "Brian."


    After a casual nce from Brian, the waiter bowed in respect and then left the two alone.


    It was drizzling the whole day, although the weather had already been terrible days before. The non-


    stop rains cooled the ce, yet the area with garden seats took on a dreary mood. Still, with ample


    space between tables, guests enjoyed a certain amount of privacy. The ideal set-up also made it


    possible not to have the area cleared with Brian''s arrival.


    "What brings you here today?" Becky asked with a bright smile. There was obvious joy in her eyes at


    the thought that Brian specifically came by to see her.


    After sitting across Becky, Brian picked up his cup and took a graceful sip of tea. He stared at her


    languidly before speaking slowly to enunciate every word. "Becky, you know exactly why I came here


    today," Brian said.


    The joy disappeared in her eyes, and bitterness quickly took its ce. But Becky pasted on a smile as


    she replied, "No, I don''t know why you''re here."


    Brian dropped his gaze and focused on the blue-white porcin teacup. The light taste of lychee-


    vored tea lingered in his mouth. Tasting Becky''s favorite ck tea didn''tfort him as Molly''s


    stubborn but distressed face shed through his mind. Unconsciously, his mouth twitched. Looking


    directly at the woman, he said, "Becky, didn''t I make myself clear before that you are not allowed to do


    anything to her?"


    "But I didn''t!" she said defensively.


    "You didn''t?" Brian''s cold voice countered. He kept his expression nk although inside, he was


    smoldering with fury. "Wasn''t it you who hurt her feelings? And wasn''t it you who had people track


    down Spark? And who told them about the value of the news items, and taught or threatened the


    media not to cover them on TV? That was you, right? And who dared to challenge me and push my


    buttons?" He was a mixture of hot and cold as he fired the questions at Becky.


    And he didn''t miss a thing as her face seemed to grow paler after every question. Gripping her teacup


    tightly, Becky tried to keep the smile on her face before innocently asking, "Brian, whatever do you


    mean by all that?" She stood firm. "Do you think I was responsible for all that news about Spark and


    Molly and I did it secretly?" she pretended to be astonished.


    He didn''t answer the question but only nailed her with a piercing gaze. Instinct told Brian it was all


    Becky''s handiwork. "Have you seen the press conference earlier this afternoon?" Brian suddenly


    changed the topic to Becky''s surprise.


    Her brows knitted at the query. Becky had left her room and gone upstairs before noon and was


    unaware of a press conference that Brian mentioned. "What''s that? A press conference?"


    The corner of his mouth lifted and Brian gave a mysterious smile. It came out as a charming grin, but


    Becky felt chilled at the sight of it. His voice extremely cold, he said, "This is my final warning to you,


    Becky. You are not to do anything to Molly without my permission. I may not love her, but I do not want


    her to get hurt. Do you understand?" The look he gave her was deep and cruel, as he continued, "I


    want her to be happy, and I will not allow anyone to hurt her!"


    His words were like a p to her face. Becky held the cup more tightly until her knuckles turned white.


    She ground her teeth and said with difficulty, "Even if you do everything to make her happy, do you


    think she will love you back?"


    A hint of mockery quickly shed through Brian''s eyes. inly, he said, "It doesn''t matter whether she


    loves me or not. The only thing I desire is for her to stay by my side."


    "How can you tolerate her like that?" Becky spat. Her eyes had turned red with fury. "What about me?


    What about your promise to me?"