I Become A CEO After Divorce

Chapter 273 Your Fate

Chapter 273 Your Fate

Yanis staggered and stood still, leaning on the car door and looking at Marnon who was standing not

far away.

When meeting her worried eyes, she smiled weakly at her, indicating that she was fine.

"Marnon, I'll send you the money for the things you just bought. Go get ready. Allan will pick her up

tomorrow morning."

After speaking, Nealon looked at Sameer again, "I'll take Mia to the town. Allan will pick her up too

tomorrow."

Nealon did not give Sameer and Marnon any chance to negotiate.

It was an order, not a negotiation.

Nealon took Mia away and left Yanis there to to hold each other up.

Thus Sameer and Marnon would give up the idea of sending Yanis away.

"Mia can't sleep well at other places." Marnon looked at Nealon, "You can have your people here. Yanis

won't disappear. Don't take Mia away."

Nealon laughed, "Alright then. Prepare for tomorrow morning. Just going through the forms. "

Marnon nodded.

Nealon left and asked two people to stay at Mia's house.

Marnon helped Yanis into the house and said as they walked, "We really can't do anything. Please

forgive us."

Yanis felt like stepping on the air. She was extremely uncomfortable. After hearing Marnon's words, she

shook her head slightly. "It's okay."

Marnon sighed, "We can't afford to offend Nealon. He is the boss here. He has the final say on many

things. Our lives are all in his hands, so..."

She didn't finish the sentence, but Yanis understood.

It was not easy for a family like this.

Yanis didn't sleep well at night. She had different dreams all night.

The dreams were grotesque, which made her exhausted.

Opening her eyes, she saw Marnon, sitting beside the bed, dozing off.

Yanis pulled the quilt from one side to cover Marnon a bit.

Then she got out of bed lightly and poured a glass of water from a kettle.

After having some warm water, she felt a bit more comfortable.

Probably hearing something, Marnon woke up and turned to look at her.

The two looked at each other.

Yanis said softly, "Go back to sleep, I'm drinking some water."

Marnon hummed and fell asleep again.

Marnon trusted Yanis, knowing that she would not leave secretly.

After drinking the water, Yanis stood in front of the window and gently lifted the curtains a little. It was

dark outside with strong wind.

Yanis stood for a while before returning to bed.

The bed had turned cold again. Yanis warmed it up and slept for a while.

Not long after, someone knocked on the door.

It was loud, with the rude voices of the guys.

"Wake up! Wake up! "

Marnon stood up with a frown, and glanced at Yanis who was leaning on the bed, "Didn't you sleep all

night?"

Yanis hummed, "I can't sleep."

"Let me get you some food. They will pick you up after breakfast."

Marnon didn't say who would pick her up, but they all knew it.

After breakfast, Yanis changed into a red dress and put on red shoes.

She had no make-up. But Marnon braided her hair.

"Allan's parents died in the snow disaster more than a decade ago. They froze to death in the back

mountain. When people found them, their bodies were as hard as a rock. According to custom, they

were burned on the spot."

Yanis listened quietly.

"He went crazy at that time. No one knew whether he was pretending it or not. In short, no one in the

whole village wanted to talk with him. Except for Nealon, no one dared to approach him."

"If you see him, don't speak loudly to him, don't argue with him."

Yanis said after Marnon finished, "Thank you."

Marnon's hand paused, "I called your family yesterday, hoping they would find this place as soon as

possible and take you back."

After hearing Marnon's words, Yanis looked anxiously at her, "Did you call my family?"

Marnon hummed, pinned Yanis' hair, then looked at Yanis, and said the number to Yanis, "I don't know

who he is but he sounded very anxious on the phone. He asked me where you are in a loud voice. I

told him you were in the Hill District and that you were fine, but if he didn't come, you might die."

Marnon told Yanis exactly what she said to Zane yesterday.

Yanis couldn't be more familiar with this number.

She didn't expect Marnon to go to town yesterday to make a phone call.

Yanis looked at Marnon's hand, which was simply bandaged, but she could still see the blood,

"Marnon, I..."

"Don't say it. They will come in a minute. Go with him. Good luck."

After Marnon had finished speaking, she walked out of the room.

Outside the house, the children all stood by the wall.

Sameer was squatting aside, smoking a cigarette, looking very bad.

Marnon stood beside Sameer, "Sameer, let's go after they take her away."

Hearing Marnon's words, Sameer hesitated for a few seconds and asked, "Whose debt hasn't been

paid back?"

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Sameer stood up and entered the woodshed with the cigarette in his mouth.

He quickly came out again and handed something wrapped in a gray cloth to Marnon. "Ask Mitch to

send the money to them. Then we should prepare our stuff and leave."

Marnon looked at the money that Sameer gave her, and was silent for a while before asking, "Where

you ..."

"Nealon gave it to me for bringing Yanis back from Viteto and her expenses of staying in our house,"

Marnon held the money tightly. "I'll ask Mitch to deliver it."

Sameer nodded.

Before Marnon could get Mitch to send the money, the door was kicked open.

The old wooden door creaked and almost broke.

The person who came in was wearing clothes that were not so clean. Compared with the man who

broke in that day, this young man looked vicious.

He didn't look like someone easy to meddle with.

The scar on his eyebrows, which was left by a knife, made him look even more frightening.

"Where's my wife?"

As soon as the young man entered, he asked Sameer.

Sameer stubbed out the cigarette. "Inside."

The man stepped straight into the door and dragged Yanis out rudely.

Yanis was so nervous that her palms were sweating. Thinking of what Marnon said, she softly asked

the man who was grabbing her , "Can I have a word with them?"