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Let Me Go, Mr. Hill novel Chapter 355

Summary for Chapter 355: Let Me Go, Mr. Hill

Summary of Chapter 355 from Let Me Go, Mr. Hill

Chapter 355 marks a crucial moment in Shallow South’s Romance novel, Let Me Go, Mr. Hill. This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 355
“Did I wake you?” Shaun tucked her under the covers. “Go to sleep, it’s late. Let’s talk about it tomorrow.”

“How’s your grandmother?” Catherine sat straight up, revealing her silk nightgown.

“She’s fine. She just passed out from anger and will be fine after a few days of rest.” Shaun stroked her long hair.

Catherine lowered her long eyelashes and spoke in a weak voice, “Shaunny, let me go.”

Shaunny…

She had not called him that for a long time.

When the two were in love in the past, she had always sweetly called him that.

Shaun was lost in thought for a moment, and Catherine got up to kneel on the ground. She looked up at him with eyes overflowing with tears.

“Let me go and let yourself go, okay? You saw what happened tonight. Your family won’t allow you to be with me. I really can’t stand this kind of life. So many people rushed in and pointed at me. Shaun, I’m also a human. I’m really tired!”

She burst into tears as she spoke.

Since her childhood, although she could not be compared to him, she was brought up by her grandmother. She had her dignity and pride. She could not be the third party in a relationship. She could not bear the disdain of others.

However, everything was ruined now.

She came to Canberra, but not only did she fail to avenge Sheryl, she even completely humiliated Sheryl’s name.

She just wanted to go back to Melbourne. She did not want to investigate Sheryl’s case anymore.

She was too tired. What happened today had broken through her last line of defense.

Shaun was in a trance. This was the second time today she knelt before him.

At 8:00 a.m., he walked out of the study wearily.

During breakfast, Hadley came over to report to him. “The old master and Deputy Chairman Hill went to the company this morning and greeted the board of directors as well as the company’s senior executives. Liam Hill will be taking over the position of president of Hill Corporation from today onward. The reason being… you’re not worthy of the position.”

Shaun slowly swallowed his breakfast, and his lips curled up sarcastically.

“The old master is really angry this time,” Hadley said hesitatingly.

Even when Shaun went to Melbourne last time, Liam had managed his duties with his position as deputy president, but now it was clear that Old Master Hill was sending a slap to Shaun’s face.

“He can do as he pleases.” Shaun took a napkin and wiped his hands.

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