All Chapters of You've Got the Wrong Woman, Mr. Lance: Chapter 1121 - Chapter 1130

At first, Laura struggled and resisted.But she eventually decided it was better if Jonah gave up and stopped caring about her. She was tainted and didn't want someone as pure as Jonah to be dragged down by her.So, she stopped resisting and let Simon kiss her.After a long while, Simon finally let her go. Her compliance pleased him. Especially now, Laura's lips were rosy from the kiss, and her eyes were glossy from the tears. Her fragile look was enough to ignite any man's desire.Simon swallowed hard and brushed his finger against her cheek. He smirked. "Since you're so obedient, I'll deal with this little problem for you."Laura sobbed, "Be nice. He's just having a hard time accepting this, but he's a good person."Simon's gaze darkened. Laura thought everyone was a good person. Everyone except him.He stepped out of the car. Jonah was still waiting looking like he had a lot to say, and most of it wasn't kind."You might look proper, but you're as corrupt as they get!" Jonah

Laura's heart raced. She saw the look Simon was giving her. The wanton look was something she was all too familiar with.Laura instinctively stepped back, but Simon pulled her forward, drawing her into his arms. He cornered her in front of the claw machine. His tall figure leaned down, his lips brushing against her ear. "Let me teach you how to win one."Then, Simon placed Laura's hand on the machine's controls. His chest pressed gently against her back.Laura could feel the strong, steady rhythm of Simon's heartbeat. A tingling sensation spread through her entire body, making her feel weak.She held her breath nervously and let Simon guide her hands to operate the claw machine. To her surprise, this time the claw succeeded on the first try. Laura cheered, "Wow! I got it!"She forgot the person helping her was the very man who once dragged her through the mud and caused her endless humiliation.All Laura could think of was how happy she was while holding two stuffed toys in her

Laura knew Simon was a proud and domineering man. He had never tried to pacify her.This realization startled Laura. Was he pacifying her? She didn't dare think further and tried to slip out of his embrace. But Simon was a light sleeper. Her slight movements woke him up. In the past, Simon would always wake up grumpy, hating being disturbed while sleeping. Now, however, he simply grumbled, "Morning." Laura looked at him timidly, still feeling like she was in a dream. Simon gazed at her innocent expression and couldn't resist stealing a kiss from her. "What's wrong? It's been five years. Are you still not used to it?" Laura flushed red. She quickly pushed him away and darted into the bathroom to freshen up. Not long after, Simon followed her inside. He wrapped his arms around her from behind as they brushed their teeth together. In the mirror, Laura saw his handsome face pressed close to her cheek, and her heart couldn't help but race a little. She quickly ri

Simon gazed helplessly at the excited Laura, a mix of emotions brewing within him.Laura, who had been despondent earlier, was now brimming with joy at the prospect of seeing her father.But what about his own father? He would never see him again.After breakfast, Simon drove Laura to the prison. He waited outside while Laura entered the visiting room alone.When Harry saw his daughter for the second time in just over a month, he was visibly emotional.Laura looked at Harry's graying hair and the wrinkles etched across his face. Tears streamed down her cheeks."Dad, I'm sorry... I still haven't figured out a way to get you out of here," she choked. "How are you doing there? Is anyone giving you a hard time?"Harry gave her a pitied look. "Laura, don't cry. I'm fine as long as you're doing well. Honestly, life here isn't too bad. We have a routine and receive education every day."But Laura couldn't shake a sudden chilling thought.Over the years Simon would become angry every

William quickly pulled out the documents he had brought with him and explained, "Here's the situation. A worker died at one of my company's construction sites yesterday. Originally, we planned to settle it with 200 thousand dollars. After all, the worker's family is from the countryside, their expenses weren't high, and that much money is a fortune for them! But unexpectedly, that family is refusing to let it go and is demanding a million dollars! Aren't they just causing trouble?" Simon immediately grasped the situation and could roughly deduce the backstory. After all, businessmen like William often cut costs by neglecting safety measures on construction sites, which led to accidents. Simon had handled similar cases in the past. But truth be told, he disliked dealing with them. Because every time he did, he couldn't help but think about his father's unjust death years ago. Simon glanced at the evidence William handed over. "Were there safety issues on your site? This work