Snare of Love
Chapter 196 Every Cause Brings a Consequence

As the salesgirl spoke with Dolores, she sized Dolores up. She thought that the dress that Dolores wore was cheap and she was wearing a pair of disposable slippers used in the hotel. There were hickeys left by Matthew when he kissed Dolores last night. The salesgirl sneered, "Miss? How much do you earn a night? How many nights does it take for you to earn money for a set of clothes?" Dolores was speechless.

She frowned and looked unhappy. The salesgirl's words had really pissed her off.

She just came to buy a dress. How come she met such a psychopath?

She even taunted her that she worked as a prostitute. This was too humiliating!

But she didn't curse her as she knew that it was impolite to do so.

"Please let go of me immediately, or else I'll call the police?!" Dolores said in a cold voice that could make others tremble.

The salesgirl was stunned as she did not expect her to have this kind of aura as she thought that Dolores was a prostitute. However, she calmed down soon and thought that she was just putting on air! "Do you think I will scare you when you say that you'll call the police?" The salesgirl raised her head, "We are in White City. As long as my cousin goes to replace Charles, the police have to respect him. Cut the crap, pay me the money. Otherwise, I won't let you go!"

She was so unreasonable and difficult to deal with.

Dolores was so angry that her body trembled. She wondered how could there be such a brutal and unreasonable person in this world.

"Take out your money." When the salesgirl saw that Dolores was not moving, she reached out to take the wallet in her hand. Just as she was just about to touch Dolores's wallet, the bodyguard who had been standing outside finally sensed that something was wrong and rushed in. He pushed the salesgirl away.

The bodyguard hired by Boyce had great strength. He only used a little strength when he pushed the salesgirl away but the salesgirl fell to the ground. As she fell, she instinctively tried to grab something to support her body, but she pulled down a row of hangers and the clothes were scattered on the ground.

The salesgirl landed on her buttocks first and she felt pain. She grimaced and glared at the bodyguard who rushed in, "Who are you? How dare you make trouble here? Do you want to die?"

As she said, she took out her mobile phone and called her cousin, "Sister, come to the shop. Someone is making trouble in our shop."

The bodyguard frowned and also took out his mobile phone to call Boyce, saying that Dolores was in trouble.

Boyce was worried as he wondered if Sampson had appeared.

He looked towards Matthew who was playing the claw machine with his children, "Dolores is in trouble upstairs."

Matthew looked back at him.

"Could it be that Sampson couldn't hold his breath and come out?" Boyce guessed.

Matthew picked up his daughter with one hand. Then, he held his son and walked up the lift. Boyce quickly followed them, along with a few bodyguards coming up with him.

As soon as they reached the first floor, they spotted Dolores through the glass window of a clothing

shop.

"Mummy's over there." Simona pointed to Dolores who was standing in the shop.

"Yes," Matthew responded to his daughter.

Boyce was a little confused as he wondered what was going on here.

It was only when they entered the shop that they found the clothing shop in a mess.

"Mummy." Samuel ran over and hugged Dolores's leg, "Why didyou take such a long time to buy a dress? By the way, what happened here?"

"I saw her pulling and tugging at Missus just now. She even wanted to beat her so I didn't hold my strength when I pushed her until the person and the clothes fell on the floor." The bodyguard came up to explain why he rushed in. He explained that he saw the salesgirl went to grab the wallet Dolores was holding when he was standing outside the door. From his angle, it looked like the salesgirl was trying to beat Dolores so he rushed in.

Matthew displayed a cold and serious look. He looked at Dolores and asked her if she was hurt.

Dolores shook her head and said she was fine.

The salesgirl felt that something was wrong. She wondered why so many people came to the shop and the bodyguard was calling Dolores "Missus".

But she knew that the most powerful person in White City was Charles and she had never seen the person before.

As she thought that, she plucked up courage and said, "Don't try to scare me. I'm telling you all now. I'm not afraid of you all. You all need to pay me the money as you all have made the clothes fall on the floor and become dirty."

Dolores knew that the woman was unreasonable and she didn't want to mess with her at the moment anymore as she thought she would waste her time, "Calculate how much should are the clothes. I will pay you."

The salesgirl pouted and she said impolitely, "I know you all are bringing so many people here to scare me. The White family is the most powerful family in White City. Do you really think that you are an important person when you only work as a prostitute?"

The atmosphere immediately became unsettling. The bodyguards and Boyce looked at Matthew at the same time. The words said by the salesgirl were too offensive and they also understood her words. Matthew's eyes displayed a serious look and he tried to keep calm as he said fiercely, "Repeat what you just said."

Simona could feel that her daddy was angry and she hugged him immediately. She buried his face into his daddy's body and breathed anxiously.

The salesgirl who was using the calculator trembled. She was intimidated and jerked for a moment. She looked at the man in front of her, trying to keep calm. She trembled as she said, "You, you all, don't try to scare me. My cousin knows Mr. White. You all better don't mess with me."

Dolores walked over holding her son and reached out to shake Matthew's hand, "Forget it."

She didn't want to mess with this kind of person.

Matthew lowered his eyes slightly and looked at Dolores who was a reasonable woman. He knew that the woman was not easy to deal with. She kept flaunting her background and he guessed that she treated Dolores very rudely when he wasn't with her.

He smiled, "I only allow myself to bully my wife."

He meant that he couldn't just forget the matter.

Did she flaunt her background?

His face turned gloomier.

He ordered his subordinates to smash up the place, "I don't care who your cousin is. Call your cousin to come here. I will wait for her."

With that, he pulled Dolores out of the shop.

The few bodyguards scurried into the shop and smashed up the shop. The salesgirl was dumbfounded and stood at the checkout counter, screaming in fear.

Boyce raised his eyebrows as it was the first time he had seen Matthew got angry over such a thing, but he felt that the salesgirl really needed someone to teach her a lesson.

She was calling Dolores a "prostitute". Not to say that Matthew was angry, even he would be angry if his wife were said like that.

Dolores wanted to persuade Matthew that it was not good to do so, but she was pulled by Samuel. He didn't allow her to speak to Matthew.

"Every cause brings a consequence. If we do not teach this kind of people a lesson, there will be others in the future who make her in bigger trouble. She doesn't know how to behave, let's teach her." Matthew looked down at his son and reached out to touch his head, "Good son."

Samuel moved backwards to prevent Matthew from touching him. Matthew was not angry, but said to his son, "We shouldn't bully people even if we are powerful, but we must make sure we are not bullied either. Sometimes we can tolerate when we are bullied, but sometimes we shouldn't. There is no need to be soft to those who repeatedly provoke us with their words."

"He's still young..."

"He's my son." Matthew interrupted Dolores, "This society is cruel. The weak people are the prey of the strong people."

In the future, he was going to hand over the company to him. If he didn't have the guts, he would make others bully him.

When Samuel took over the company after graduating from university, many people would not respect him and make him in trouble if he was too soft-hearted.

He must make himself strong enough so that others would respect him in the company.

He held the back of Samuel's head and asked him to look at the scene, asking him, "Are you scared?"

After all, he was only five years old. Looking at those tall men who acted like gangsters smashing up the shop madly, he became a little timid.

"You told me that you were brave. How are you going to protect your mummy like that?"

"I didn't say I am scared!" Samuel raised his head to show that he wasn't scared.

At that moment, the salesgirl's cousin came into the shop.

Everything in the entire shop had been smashed, even a hole had been made in the ceiling.

"Cousin, finally you are here." The salesgirl cried. She walked out of the crowd and walked towards her, "Finally you are here. These people have smashed up our shop."

The woman was young and pretty. She looked a bit younger than the salesgirl. The woman showed a serious look, "Why did they do that?"

"She didn't want to pay for the clothes she bought, so she got someone to smash up our shop. Cousin, don't let them off!" The salesgirl pointed at Dolores while crying and complaining. At this time, the woman turned her head and looked at Dolores.00☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐