Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver Novel Full Episode novel Chapter 1379

Tasha looked at Wilbur in shock, raising her voice to reprimand him, "Mister, do you know who Mister Louis is? How dare you speak to him like this?"

"I don't care who he is. I've set my eyes on this thing, clearly expressing my intention to buy it. Even if God himself comes, it's mine," Wilbur said without hesitation.

At that moment, Louis burst into laughter, a sly expression on his face as he nodded at Wilbur. "Very good. No one has ever dared to talk to me like that. This is truly interesting."

"Hmph! Pack up the stuff for me. I'm leaving," Wilbur said coldly.

Louis let out a disdainful snort. "You insulted me and think you can just leave like that? Do you not respect me at all?"

"Who are you to demand my respect?" Wilbur mocked with his distinctive smirk.

Louis's eyes flared with anger. Just then, Tasha exclaimed, "Mister Louis is the son of the governor of Banes. Do you have a death wish?"

Wilbur was taken aback.

Louis, with a cruel smile on his face, walked up to Wilbur, circled around him, and then said, "What's the matter, feeling stupid now? Weren't you quite arrogant just a moment ago?"

Tasha added with disdain, "You truly have no idea. We warned you that you can't mess with Mister Louis. Are you scared now?"

"Do I even look scared to you?" Without waiting for Tasha or Louis to respond, Wilbur, suddenly and without warning, slapped Louis across the face.

It was not clear if he was referring to the bodyguards or Louis, but Louis's rage had already reached its peak. His father was the governor of Banes, a minister of state, ranking among the top five figures in the entirety of Terya. He had never suffered such a humiliation or encountered such a person.

Covering his face, Louis took two slow steps backward, glaring at Wilbur and saying, "You brat! You'll wait here if you have the guts!"

"Did I say I was leaving?" Wilbur calmly pulled over a chair, confidently taking a seat. His consistent philosophy was to firmly deal with such individuals. Firstly, it served as a lesson, deterring them from acting recklessly. Secondly, it prevented unnecessary trouble in the future.

Some people, if they were not made aware of the consequences, would try to scheme against you. Wilbur did not have the time to engage in prolonged disputes with them.

Seeing Wilbur sitting so casually, Louis did not waste a second. He grabbed the phone and made a call. After finishing the call, he moved to the doorway, picked up a chair, sat down, and blocked the exit, as if afraid Wilbur would escape.