Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom
Chapter 1092 What I Say Counts

I stared at him intently, making him even more uneasy.

Before he could utter a word, Hazelyn said, "Don't listen to her. Get her out of here, right now!"

The security guy was immediately excited, spurred on by the command. He moved in my direction and said, "I'm asking you to leave the mall right now. Otherwise, don't blame me for being rude!"

"Then I want to see how rude you can be. Can you give me a reason to leave?" I stared directly at him.

The woman with heavy makeup yelled, "Stop the nonsense! Why do you need a reason? Just get lost!"

Laurie looked at her and said, "Stop acting tough there. If someone needs to leave, it's you!"

The security guard became more assertive, "Leave now. She is the boss of our mall, and she has the authority to make you leave. Since she has spoken, please leave immediately. No more nonsense!" Some shoppers stopped to watch, not knowing what was happening. Several salespeople also craned their necks to see what was going on.

"I'll ask you again. Are you sure you want me to leave?" I asked the security guard once again.

The security guard responded, "Yes! We want you to leave. Hurry up!"

"Then let your manager come over," I said sternly to him.

"Don't talk nonsense. Do you think our manager will come just because you say so?" The security guard showed impatience, almost reaching out to drag me.

If I were a male, I suppose he would have already used force to get rid of me, hoping to win Hazelyn over.

"Tell me, besides her asking me to leave, do you have any other reason for me to leave the mall?"

Then I looked around at the crowd and calmly said, "Everyone, please judge this situation. We came here to shop. Ms, Hazelyn said that if she found someone unpleasant, she could ask security to kick them out.

Is this right?"

I added, "Miss Hazelyn claims this mall belongs to her. She says whoever she doesn't like should leave. She says this is the rule in Gerby. I want to ask everyone, does Gerby really have such a rule?" Indeed, it would arouse public anger. Someone who was not afraid of trouble said, "Our city doesn't have such shameless rules!"

I looked at Hazelyn and smiled. "It seems that there are still sensible people in Gerby!"

Then I looked at the chief security guard and said, "Did you hear that?"

I looked coldly at Hazelyn and spoke to the few salespeople who had gathered, "Call your manager from Grand Tribeca. I want to ask the manager if this mall allows anyone to be kicked out as soon as

someone says so?"

Hazelyn laughed arrogantly and said, "Whoever you replace won't change today's outcome. You must leave! What I say counts!"

Then she scanned the surrounding

people and said, "I dare anyone else to speak, and I'll make you leave with them! My family owns this mall. at say goes! Call the manager. He won't dare to protect you unless he doesn't want to work at Grand Tribeca anymore!"

A voice came from behind the crowd, "I'm afraid what you said doesn't count!"

This statement caused everyone to crane their necks to look outside. A group of people had entered from outside.

Someone immediately exclaimed, "Who is that? So handsome!"

"Isn't he from Gerby? Haven't I seen this man before?"

"What kind of person is he? Such a grand entrance!"

The crowd was talking, and all eyes were fixed on the man. I recognized the familiar and handsome figure.