Chapter 191: The Arrival of Earthquake 1
"You must be bewitched."
Upon hearing the word ’hexed’, Yu Zhengxiong’s face turned purple with anger. He instantly thought of Tong Yao, the instigator of all this, and turned his chilling gaze towards her, his eyes filled with disgust.
In a condemning tone, he said, "Ever since you moved into the residential area, troubles have been endless. I’ve been tolerant out of consideration for Si Chen, who shows great potential. But now, you’ve become increasingly unbridled, daring to make a mockery of the hospital’s patients. First thing tomorrow morning, you will leave the residential area. You’re not welcome here."
As the Dean, Yu Zhengxiong always put the patients first. Tong Yao’s behavior crossed his bottom line, especially when he saw her indifferent, nonchalant attitude, which infuriated him even more.
What a pity for Si Chen, a person with such great potential, to have such a wife.
Tong Yao was surprised by Dai Liwen’s courage. Though the quietly intelligent Dai Liwen, with his glasses on, had warned her earlier to yield to Yu Zhengxiong, he had shown firmness himself this time.
But before she could finish her thought, she heard Yu Zhengxiong ordering her to leave. Tong Yao sneered coldly, her gaze piercing through him as if she saw everything. "Dean Yu, since things have come to this, you don’t need to push me away. Whether there is an earthquake tonight or not, I will move out of the residential area tomorrow. Regardless of how good the residential area is, I won’t stay here against your wishes."
She was financially secure and finding a rental place near the hospital was not a problem. But being expelled was something Tong Yao had not anticipated. Whether Yu Zhengxiong kicked her out out of anger or deliberately exaggerated the issue for his own selfish agenda, he was the clear one about it.
Yu Zhengxiong was taken aback by Tong Yao’s stubbornness, especially her all-knowing gaze, which made him feel somewhat ashamed.
For the first time in his life, he saw such a gaze in a young woman of only twenty years old. It was as if he was not facing a young girl, but an old, calculating fox who had experienced many years of business life.