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Let Me Go, Mr. Hill novel Chapter 358

Summary for Chapter 358: Let Me Go, Mr. Hill

Chapter 358 – A Turning Point in Let Me Go, Mr. Hill by Shallow South

In this chapter of Let Me Go, Mr. Hill, Shallow South introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 358 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Romance genre.

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 358
“It’s been cleared, but word about it has basically spread through the company,” Kacey stammered, “Chairwoman Jones, don’t take other people’s gossip too seriously.”

“It’s not gossip. It’s the truth.” Catherine looked straight at her.

Kacey, “…”

How was she supposed to ask a question like that?

At that moment, the secretary suddenly rushed in and said, “Chairwoman Jones, bad news. Someone brought people to the company to cause trouble. When they entered the door, they started smashing items and said they wanted to see you.”

“I’ll go down.” Catherine got up.

The secretary was at a loss. “Chairwoman Jones, that’s not a good idea. I think they brought a camera. They must want to record it and post it online.”

“It doesn’t matter.” Catherine went downstairs.

Along the way, she received a call from Shaun. “Don’t go down. I’ve already notified Elle. She’ll bring someone over to deal with it.”

“No need. I’ll handle it myself.”

“Cathy, don’t be impulsive. Fergus Wicks is one of the people who came. They’re not people you can reason with.”

Catherine laughed mockingly. “Ever since I got tied to you, I can only choose to learn to face these things. After all… you can’t protect me all the time.”

“…”

She hung up the phone and went out of the elevator.

Immediately, a rotten egg smashed into her forehead, instantly staining the gauze on her face. It was a ghastly sight.

Fergus kicked her away, and Catherine took out a fruit knife to press it on Melanie’s face. Her eyes were ruthless. “If you dare to move, I’ll destroy her face.”

“Uncle, don’t move. I can’t be disfigured.” Melanie was so scared she almost cried.

“Catherine Jones, if you dare to touch her, I’ll take your life!” Fergus shouted furiously. He had come here to settle scores with her, but he did not expect to be threatened instead.

“My life? Feel free to take it. If I were afraid of death, you wouldn’t be standing here.” Catherine sneered, “But Melanie is different. You’re still relying on her face to climb up the Hill family. Who would want her if she’s disfigured?”

“What do you want?” Fergus said in annoyance.

“Hand over the cameras.” Catherine gave him a look.

Fergus had no choice but to wave his hand, and several cameras were handed over to her company’s employees.

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