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"Why are you laughing?" Wenny looked at the smile on Aurora's face and bit her lips.

"Nothing. I thought it is because you did something wrong to Zac and felt guilty. And that's why you couldn't keep your position as Mrs. Buchanna."

"Nonsense."

Wenny immediately retorted. But her voice was much weaker than before.

Moreover, she inadvertently glanced behind her.

It was obvious that she was guilty.

Aurora narrowed her eyes and became even more certain of her previous thoughts. Wenny cheated

on Zac.

Aurora didn't expect that Zac would be cheated on.

"Anyway, I'm going to sleep in this bedroom tonight. Get out." Wenny pulled Aurora and wanted to bundle Aurora out.

Wenny had checked that there was only a single bed in the guest room downstairs. She could only rest assured if Aurora stayed there.

Hearing this, Aurora did not speak for a long time. Wenny was anxious. She said, "Hurry up and leave."

Aurora shook her head and said, "Why don't you come in? We can sleep together.”

Aurora didn't want to give in. She didn't want to make Wenny satisfied.

Wenny rolled her eyes and directly carried the quilt of the guest room in. "Alright, I'll sleep here!"

Since she could not drive Aurora away, she could still monitor Aurora if they lived in the same room. That could stop Aurora from going to seduce Zac at night.

Aurora smiled.

She reminded Wenny, "Don't forget that I hate Zac."

The next second, Wenny touched her belly.

Wenny suddenly remembered that Aurora had taught her a lesson in the lady's room. Wenny

gripped the bed sheet and said, "If you dare to hurt me, Zac will not let you go."

"Really? Why do I feel that the two of you seem to be apart?" As Aurora spoke, she lay on the other side of the double bed.

Aurora exposed Wenny.

Aurora took out her phone and sent a message to Terry, "Is the operation going well? I have something to do outside, and I will go to visit you when it finishes." However, for some reason, the message could not be sent out.

Aurora frowned and walked out with her phone.

"Where are you going?" Wenny pulled her back.

Aurora rolled her eyes and said, "I need to make a call."

Aurora shook off Wenny's hand and broke free from Wenny. She went to the corridor. But for some

reason, the signal had always been very poor. She suddenly remembered that she had been in the

same situation at Anya's house before because of a signal jammer.

She thought, Zac couldn't have used that kind of trick to make me stay here, right?

She looked around and went straight to the home office.

Even if there was no signal anywhere else, it was impossible in his home office.

She knocked on the door a few times, and no one answered.

She looked at her phone. There seemed to be a signal. She immediately opened the door and

entered.

Unexpectedly, a few seconds later, Aurora heard footsteps outside the door. Aurora was standing next to the curtain, blocked by the plants.

Zac opened the door, and then his phone rang. He picked it up.

Zac didn't see Aurora. Aurora listened to Zac's conversation and slowly stepped back.

"Last time, Saul got the wrong goods. This time, he insists on working with the Walton Family, right? It's normal for the executives to support him. In the previous board of directors, they always cooperated well."

Aurora heard what he said.

She raised her eyebrows. She didn't mean to eavesdrop. It was a coincidence.

That wasn't her mistake.

If she went out now, she would be treated as a thief who was eavesdropping. She knew that it would be hard to explain if things went on like that, so she decided to hide deeper.

"I said that I will not cooperate with the Walton Group anymore.

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"I don't want any of the goods they have."

Aurora frowned. No wonder Bob was so worried a few days ago. It was because he lost his powerful

partner, the Buchanna Group.

However, she felt that although Zac was indifferent, he would not be sloppy when it came to

business. Otherwise, the Buchanna Group would not have developed so quickly.

The window reflected Zac's thin profile. He picked up the cup of coffee on the table and took a sip.

His gaze naturally shifted to the other side of the curtain. He showed a smile that disappeared in a flash.

"Also, Terry's race team cannot participate in the domestic race in three years."

Carter was stunned. He asked, "What?"

Carter didn't know about this before. Besides, weren't they talking about the company's cargo?

Zac replied, "No matter what the Racing Association decides, they have to do as I say. Otherwise, the Buchanna Group will never invest them in any competitions."

He then hung up the phone.

He withdrew his gaze from the side of the curtain, put down his coffee cup, and pretended to be

working

Aurora said, "Zac, you have gone too far! It's fine if you don't cooperate with Walton Group, but how can you make Terry lose his racing opportunity? He didn't offend you. Why do you do this?" Aurora couldn't stand it anymore. She ran out from behind the plant.

She patted the table and added, "If you don't like me, come at me. Don't hurt Terry."

She only had a few friends, and she didn't want them to suffer because of her.

But Zac thought that she had other meanings.

He originally just wanted to set up a small trap for Aurora to stay for a few more days, but seeing her defending Terry solemnly, he changed his mind.

Because he was truly irritated.

He thought that Aurora cared so much about Terry...

"I just don't like him, and I want to teach him and Walton Group a lesson. Can't I?" Zac raised his

head and smiled. There were some things in his eyes that Aurora could not understand.

Aurora felt hurt by his contempt.

She had nothing to retort.

Zac raised his eyebrows slightly. This was not what he had expected. Aurora's reaction always made him pleasantly surprised. His gaze unconsciously fell on her rosy lips.

He still missed that kiss just now.

"If you promise me a few conditions, perhaps I will consider letting him go," Zac said solemnly, slowly throwing down the bait. Moreover, he was certain that Aurora would agree.

In order to give Terry a blood transfusion, Aurora almost lost her life in the operating room. She would do everything for Terry.

"What are they?" Aurora said slowly. She seemed to be defensive.

"Use my phone and call Terry," said Zac as he took out his phone and threw it at her.

Aurora frowned.

"Tell him that you won't meet him recently because you have to prepare to work for the Buchanna Group."

Aurora said nothing.

She did not realize his meaning.

Zac stood up, and he stood in front of Aurora. His shadow enveloped down and was getting closer and closer to Aurora.

He said in a low and husky voice, "Don't you dare? Or is it alright for Terry to be banned for three years? Three years means a lot to a racer, right?"

Zac's eyes turned cold as he finished speaking.

Was he really crazy to imprison her by his side in such a way

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