You More Than Anything In The World
Chapter 608

Benjamin flung Regan's hand away forcefully.

It caused the latter to take a few steps back before he stabilized himself with a scowl.

Benjamin then wrapped his arm around Arissa's waist and pulled her into his embrace. He continued to glare at Regan furiously. "You don't have the right when you're bullying my woman!"

Her heart thumped quickly. He's so cool!

She very much wanted to clap as she stared at Regan's flabbergasted and fearful expression. And here I thought Regan's a ruthless man. He still turns into the coward that he is in front of Benjamin! I'm never going to leave this man!

Regan's line of sight alternated between the couple as his face turned even darker. Is he the man who helped her bully my mother? He has such a strong aura. I know he's definitely not someone I should mess with. Who the hell is he?

"Who is he, Issa?" he questioned while suppressing his rage.

He didn't have the guts to lose his temper before knowing who he was dealing with.

Arissa smirked and mocked, "You don't deserve to know who he is!"

"You!" Regan was getting so angry that he was panting.

She continued coldly, "Since the day you sold me, the two of us are no longer related to each other! No, to be more precise, all of you are now my sworn enemies. Back then, I was weak, but that doesn't mean I'll still allow myself to be bullied by all of you. I will claim what is rightfully mine! Don't try to look for trouble with me anymore. If you don't harass me, you'll get to live out a few more days in comfort."

She didn't want to deal with them that quickly because she wanted to deal with Danna and replace her children first.

However, since they were so eager to poke the hornet's nest, she decided to show them the consequences of doing so.

"You ungrateful brat! Is this how you return my favor for raising you? Ask around and see which daughter isn't willing to sacrifice themselves for their family! When the company was on the verge of collapse, and I wasn't able to get any money to turn the situation around, it was only right that you sacrificed yourself a little! It's your luck that Mr. Marx happens to like you! You get to live a comfortable life; yet, you're blaming me for that? I haven't even mentioned the fact that you almost caused the downfall of our family and the company when you ran away back then!" Regan was running out of breath.

Arissa smiled at him coldly. She knew just how shameless he and the rest of his family were.

"Your mother and you are absolutely shameless. You'll twist the truth to make yourself seem like the good guy while I'm the bad guy. You say I'm ungrateful, heartless, and don't know what's good for me; yet, I have never done anything to harm anyone or make them feel bad. Just ask yourself, Regan. Do you not feel sorry for me and my mother? You used me to gain more riches for yourself. Since you think so highly of the man you forced me to marry, why didn't you marry your other daughter to him? Isn't it because she's the apple of your eye while I'm just a tuft of grass on the side of the road? The only reason you have what you have today is because of my mother! Do you hear me? My mother! It's clear you forgot how much my mother had helped you. Is this how you're supposed to treat me after she's gone? Working with those wretches to force me and then drug me to comply? You and your sorry family are the heartless ones. All of you will be going to hell when you die." Her eyes were burning with unfiltered fury.

Benjamin hugged her tightly and pinched her waist slightly to comfort her.

That reminded her of Benjamin's presence and caused her to lower her head bitterly. The York family is made up of a bunch of crooks.

"What are you saying? No one drugged you! Stop lying!" Regan's eyebrows furrowed.

He wasn't going to admit it because he didn't do it.

Back then, he married her off because he was forced to do so. Otherwise, his company would have been doomed.

"I should've known you won't admit it. After all, it's not exactly something to be proud of," she mocked.