Dorothea suddenly stood up and grabbed her bag, "I'm leaving, I have other things to do."
"Huh… okay," Vincent replied without care. But he had a slight suspicion, "Mom, you don't feel bad about Chloe, right? You're the one who taught me about this, so you shouldn't feel bad. Chloe is just like you to some extent…."
Vincent smirked and gave his mother a mocking gaze, "You two can take many beatings from their husbands and tolerate cheating. Perfect obedient women for men like Dad and I."
…
"Sure thing, Son," Dorothea opened the door and walked away. She wore shades to hide the tears welling in her eyes as she opened the door.
She saw the old Secretary Maria who stood near the door, probably eavesdropping. Dorothea knew that Maria was a professional, she didn't even fall into Vaughn's seduction when she was young, but she was so cold, like a robot, sometimes Dorothea felt uncomfortable talking with her.
"I'm leaving first," Dorothea said.
