CHAPTER 68: CHAPTER 68: DON’T BLOCK MY WAY

Ignoring Zoe Quinn blocking in front, Serena Sullivan pressed the button and the wheelchair moved forward. Shannon Shaw had just been taken away; Zoe Quinn wouldn’t be foolish enough to act against her in The Grant Corporation’s bathroom.

"Sister, what are you doing!"

Sure enough, Zoe Quinn’s tears quickly fell down as she retreated in fear, her steps unusually steady.

Serena Sullivan amusingly looked at Zoe Quinn, who was cornered by her, and asked back, "What do you think I’m going to do!"

"Sister, it was wrong of me to falsely accuse you, but Shannon has already been taken away, it has nothing to do with me."

Zoe Quinn began to cry, the kind of act she had played too many times before Serena Sullivan, which made Serena fed up with it.

"Enough."

Serena Sullivan’s voice is cold, "There are no other people here, and there is no surveillance, you don’t need to cry in front of me."

Zoe Quinn still sobbed twice, during which she looked around the bathroom, listened for outside noises, and felt it was really safe, then she spoke, "Sister, I really came to apologize to you!"

Serena Sullivan raised her head, showing a disdainful remark, without responding.

Her bright smiling face made Zoe Quinn forget to sob with hatred.

Obviously, Serena Sullivan was already a disabled person, yet her face was still prettier than her own, making so many people think about her.

Especially when Serena laughed, the feeling of effortlessly controlling the situation drove Zoe Quinn crazy. This wasn’t The Grant Corporation, Zoe Quinn would definitely raise her hand and slap that face harshly.

"Sister!"

"Shannon framed and falsely accused you, I really didn’t know at all, she acted impulsively and did such a thing! Why don’t you go to the police station and speak on Shannon’s behalf..."

Before she even finished speaking, Serena Sullivan mockingly asked back, "Is your brain broken?" Making her go to the police station to speak well of Shannon Shaw, such a hypocritically kind-hearted action could only be thought of by Zoe Quinn.

"If it’s not broken, don’t block my way."

Serena Sullivan’s voice is steady, not wanting to say a word more to Zoe Quinn.

"Sister!"

Zoe Quinn didn’t move aside, instead slowly squatted in front of Serena Sullivan, ever since she saw Serena sitting in the wheelchair, she had always been holding her head high, overlooking Serena.

Such a feeling as if she could crush Serena Sullivan under her foot.

So, she squatted down and unwillingly stared at Serena Sullivan, her face tense, the coldness deep in her eyes unable to be concealed, not to mention the sinister and malicious smile on her face.

Suddenly squatting in front of her, with such a look, Serena Sullivan pursed her lips, Zoe Quinn really had some nerve!

"I was wrong, will you forgive me?"

Saying that, Zoe Quinn made a noise.

"Are you asking me to push you?" Serena Sullivan smiled, as Zoe Quinn wished, she reached out and pushed Zoe Quinn forcefully onto the floor.

Behind Zoe Quinn was a mop; Serena Sullivan used sufficient strength to push her over, and Zoe Quinn fell, hitting the mop, which then came crashing onto Zoe Quinn.

The white dress was drenched with water, even her face was stained, Zoe Quinn didn’t expect Serena Sullivan to push her so hard, she was hit by the mop, letting out a sharp scream as she reacted, engaging in incoherent cries.

With a "bang," the door was pushed open from outside, Zoe Quinn cried even louder, Serena Sullivan glanced at her, turned her wheelchair around, and looked at the colleague who had come in and froze.