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Henry 's cheek twitched when he was frightened by what I said, and he quickly defended himself: "Wife, don't listen to her nonsense. You have always been the only one I love the most." He turned to Joyce and said loudly: "Are you crazy? How can you say such things casually!" "Pack up your things and get out tomorrow. The company doesn't want idle people who gossip." Joyce wanted to say something with her neck stiff, but was blocked by Henry's look. He pushed Joyce out and yelled, "Get out of here! Are you still trying to get in the way?" I pulled Joyce 's dress to stop her from leaving: "Why are you in such a hurry to get rid of her? I still have a lot of questions to ask her." Henry pried my hands apart: "Wife, don't be fooled by her. She's just jealous that you're young, beautiful and rich, and she's mentally unbalanced." "Let her go quickly, don't let her affect your good mood." "But I think what she said is true. You've been together for a long time, and she's pregnant with your child." "Nonsense, she's simply slandering my reputation!" "If there's no such thing, why did she insist on asking me to confront you? Wouldn't that be shooting herself in the foot?" "Or is there some trap waiting for me upstairs?" He pulled the corner of his mouth awkwardly: "Wife, what are you talking about? How could I set a trap to harm you?" I saw a panic on Henry's face that I had never seen before. "Huh! That's hard to say."

At this moment, Charles poked his head out from the wall and smiled triumphantly: "Serena, you are right. We really caught a drugged and wretched man in that room, and he has been taken to the hall." "It took several of us to subdue him." Henry looked at me with frightened eyes: "Wife, it wasn't me. You believe me, right?" I took off the decorative microphone from my chest and raised my eyebrows at him meaningfully: "Every word we said just now was broadcast live on the screen in the hall, and hundreds of people from top to bottom of the company were watching it." "If there is any misunderstanding, go to the hall and explain." Henry stood there stupidly, while Joyce's legs went weak and she knelt on the ground.