Sir, Madam Dispeared Again After Divorce!
Chapter 775 I Can Afford It

This was why Sydney suddenly blew up and rebuked that woman.

After all, this woman was going to steal her man. How could Sydney be nice to that woman and give in to her? Sydney was not someone to be trifled with. If someone messed with her, she would teach them a good lesson.

Moreover, if Sydney did nothing and allowed that woman to dance attendance on Julien, it would show that Sydney did not love Julien and disrespected their relationship and Julien.

Julien did not know what Sydney had thought, but her words made him feel guilty.

He took her by the wrist and brought her into his arms.

Sydney was lying on her side on his lap.

Sydney wanted to get up, but Julien pressed her shoulders to stop her. He stroked her soft hair and said gently, "You will not become whiny or mad. I will never betray you or let you feel insecure. Didn't I say it? I only love you. So you don't need to care about other women, and after I know, I will deal with them myself. I will not let them appear in front of you, but this time, it is my negligence."

When he said this, he frowned.

Sydney rolled over and lay flat on his lap, looking at him. She raised her hand to smooth his brow. "I felt better when I heard that you would deal with them yourself and not let them appear in front of me, but this time you were wrong. It wasn't your negligence. You didn't even know about it. You just let Zach avoid her to save her, and then Greta began to covet you. Even when Greta threatened and provoked me, you were in a coma, so it was not your negligence, let alone your fault. Don't blame yourself. It was Zach's fault."

Zach had been driving and listening quietly with great interest. He had not expected that they would mention him.

Zach froze.

Then he felt a dangerous gaze from behind him. Zach stiffly rolled his eyes to look in the rearview mirror and saw Julien's expressionless face and cold eyes.

Immediately, Zach shivered, blanching. He forced a smile and said, "Mr. Flint, Ms. Raines is joking. How could this be my fault?"

"Of course, it was your fault," Sydney grunted. "I asked you to take that woman away last night, but she still showed up today. You knew last night that she was interested in Julien, and you didn't handle her properly."

"This..." Zach was stunned for a moment. He wanted to argue that he was innocent, but he finally didn't say so.

Indeed, he did not handle the woman properly.

Sydney added, "And just now, didn't Julien ask you to send her away? But she didn't leave. She waited in the parking lot."

This time, Zach felt wronged. Looking at the increasingly angry Julien, Zach hurriedly explained, "Mr. Flint, do not listen to Ms. Raines. I sent that woman away and told her not to appear in front of you again. I didn't expect her to secretly wait in the parking lot. I'm not to blame, right?'

"Who says you are not to blame?" Julien narrowed his eyes, his voice cold. "I told you to send her away. You shouldn't just inform her to leave. You had to make sure that she had left and would not reappear, but you failed to do this. And you said you were not to blame."

Sydney said yes in support.

The corners of Zach's mouth twitched. "This..."

He wanted to cry.

Zach could see that this couple was in cahoots.

Julien had asked him to send people away before, and Zach always informed them to leave. Julien had never said what Zach did was wrong or told Zach to watch them leave.

But now...

Zach dropped his shoulders, looking depressed.

Julien pursed his lips and coldly ordered, "Since that woman has come to pester me twice, she will not give up because of Leaf's rebuke."

Hearing this, Sydney frowned. "You mean she might replace another way to approach you, right?"

Julien said yes.

It wasn't that he was narcissistic. A voice in his heart was telling him that the woman would do so.

And Julien had met many women who had done the same things.

All those women were like Greta. They knew that Julien didn't like them and hated being pestered by them, but they kept appearing before him.

If Julien hadn't gotten completely annoyed and warned their families, those women would still be pestering him now.

Now, there were no women around Julien because he had told their families, who were scared of Julien, to stop their daughters from appearing in front of him again. But Greta had no family, so she couldn't be restrained.

Therefore, Greta was very likely to reappear.

Hearing Julien's affirmative reply, Sydney nodded. "It's indeed possible. She disobeyed Zach's orders three times to pester you, so she might appear again later." "Did you hear that?" Julien looked at Zach with icy eyes.

Zach swallowed and nodded. "Yes. I will have some people keep an eye on that woman and will not let her appear in front of you again. As soon as she tries to do so, our people will prevent her." Julien nodded slightly. "This time, you've corrected your mistake."

"Thank you," Zach immediately smiled fawningly.

Sydney covered her lips and smiled too.

As Julien saw that she was cheered up, his eyebrows were relaxed.

For a while, the unhappiness caused by Greta was finally dispersed.

Soon, they arrived at the Flint Corporation.

Zach parked the car in Julien's parking space. The three of them got out.

Julien took Sydney's hand and headed for the elevator.

Zach held his cell phone and contacted his secretary to ask about the meeting.

After that, they got into the elevator.

Zach put down his cell phone and looked at Julien. His expression became serious again, not as amusing as when he was in the car. "Just now I asked the secretary. Almost all the people have arrived. They are waiting for you."

Julien said, "I see."

"Shall we go straight over there, or..."

Zach glanced at Sydney. His meaning was obvious.

Sydney smiled, "Just go ahead. I'll just go to your office myself."

She was here to accompany him. Where else would she go if she didn't go to his office?

However, Julien disagreed and squeezed her palm. "No. I'll take you there. You came here with me. How can I let you go to my office alone?"

Sydney was naturally happy to hear him say that.

But she shook her head and refused. "No. I'd better go there by myself. Aren't you in a hurry to go to the meeting? Don't waste your time by sending me."

"It's okay. How could it be a waste of time? This meeting is nothing in comparison to you. I can pay the shareholders for their loss." Julien slightly raised his chin, looking confident.