Chapter: 367

Outside the café, Phillip ordered a cup of coffee and received a call from Susanna.

"Phillip, I think I may have made a mistake." Susanna's voice was soft and filled with regret.

Phillip's heart clenched, but he maintained his composure. “What happened?"

Phillip assumed Susanna hadn't committed any outrageous acts aside from ordering the bodyguards to rough up Emil and Kalel. Which specific incident was she alluding to?

"I went to Sean's company and ruined Emil's and Kalel's families.

Today, as I passed by their homes, I witnessed them kneeling outside, pleading with the court. I found them pitiful." Susanna pouted, her rosy lips trembling. “But seeing them suffer, I wished I could have handled them earlier. If I did, Norah wouldn't have been pissed off by them. Well, Phillip, do you think I'm excessively malicious?"

A part of her found her actions against Emil and Kalel ruthless. But the memory of how they had treated Norah made her wish she could drag them over and give them another thrashing.

After spending some time with Norah, Susanna found herself more feisty. She used to be such a gentle and lovely lady.

Phillip chuckled, a faint smile gracing his lips. Wearing his golden -rimmed glasses, he reclined, emanating the charisma of a seasoned individual. “Miss, do you believe merely your words will suffice? Mr. cott is behind the downfall of their families."

"I'm aware. Otherwise, it wouldn't have been so effective," Susanna responded.

Susanna stood up, her voice firm, saying, "I knew it was Sean's decision. When I visited his company earlier, it felt like nobody wasn't hearing my instructions at all."

Susanna was quite perceptive.

Phillip's tone was gentle as he said, “Besides, it's nothing wrong to teach a lesson to those who deserve it. Wrongdoers need to face the consequences. Are you okay with Miss Wilson being mistreated?"

Phillip smiled at the mention of “just passing by" in Susanna's statement. It was clear Susanna had plans to witness the drama.

It seemed Susanna had matured without him noticing. Phillip used to fret over the innocent Susanna facing harshness. Now, it seemed unnecessary. Being with Norah had taught her much.

"Of course not! Norah's too busy to bother with them, but I'm not.

I'll fill her in when she's back." Susanna had thought through how to tell Norah the whole story.

“Yeah. Please don't be troubled by this. Do what you think is best.

Miss Wilson and Mr. Scott are currently enjoying coffee while chatting," Phillip replied.

"What! Norah and Sean ran into each other in Otland? They must be destined to meet. Otland's so vast, yet they found each other!"

Susanna couldn't help but exclaim.

Phillip chuckled at Susanna's enthusiastic shout, saying, “Yes, they bumped into each other at a race and decided to catch up.

“Okay, Phillip, bring me some news. I'll treat you to something tasty for your trouble.”

“Sure." Phillip's voice softened as he spoke to Susanna. Amid his phone call with Susanna, a blonde, blue-eyed lady wanted to hit up with him, but he dismissed her coldly.