CEO’s Surrender: With You, I Can Never Win

Chapter 6

When Finley commented on Tricia’s image crumbling, Tina shot her a fierce glare. Then she pounded on

the table and yelled for their security staff.

“Guards! Where the h*ll are you? Get in here!”

Finley crossed her arms with a smirk, “You can shout until the cows come home and no one will answer.”

“You crazy b*tch! What did you do?!”

The moment Rita saw Finley’s arrogant look, she remembered the fingers that pointed at her and the

tongues that wagged at her when she was in school. She finally lost her patience and snapped, “You

shameless sl*t! Isn’t it enough that you’ve brought shame to the family? Get lost!”

Finley shifted her cold gaze to Rita, “Ah, I almost forgot you were there. Don’t worry, your turn will come

soon enough.”

Finley taunted Tricia, “Why don’t you throw me out yourself? Wouldn’t that be more satisfying?”

“Do you think I’m afraid of you?!” Tricia finally snapped and yelled. “I’m going to stuff you in that coffin

and throw you out of here!”

Before anyone could warn Tricia not to fall for Finley’s blatant provocation, she rushed at Finley.

A loud shriek pierced the air and the coffin slammed shut.

“Tricia!”

Tina screamed as her daughter was thrown into the coffin. The lid slammed down so fast that it hit her

head and she fainted from the pain.

Tricia paled at the sight, glad that it wasn’t her that was thrown in.

“You crazy b*stard! How can you do that to Tricia? Don’t you know that she is the future Mrs. Turner?”

Finley saw Rita’s mouth twisted in distaste when Tina called Tricia the future Mrs. Turner and chuckled

out loud.

She wondered briefly how green their faces would be if they found out that the real Young Madam of the

Turner family was standing before them.

“The future Mrs. Turner? A woman who schemed and framed me so that I was expelled from school and

also helped you dig up my mother’s grave? Ha! I highly doubt the heir to the Turner family would accept

such a vicious person as his dog, much less his wife.”

“You crazy b*tch! How dare you?!”

Tina roared and ran toward Finley.

Before her slap fell, Finley grabbed the older woman’s wrist and twisted.

“Let me go you crazy b*stard!”

Finley increased the hold she had on Tina and the woman paled, beads of sweat dotted her brow as

an intense pain shot through her.

“Well, since I’m a crazy b’stard, why should I listen to reason. Wouldn’t I be turning you into a liar if I

didn’t act like this? Oh, wait. I forgot. You’re a liar no matter what I do. Oh, well… Here goes nothing.”

Then as Tina was squealing in pain like a pig about to be slaughtered, Finley flipped open the coffin lid

and threw Tina in with her daughter.

The lid slammed down once again with a loud bang.

“That’s enough!” Dirk roared.

Finley turned her head and locked her cold gaze on the scumbag.

“Enough? Not even close.”

Back when her mother was suffering and wasting away, did they stop to think that?

No, they showed no Finley and her poor mother no mercy.

She was just returning the favor.

She hadn’t even unleashed hell on them and they were already panicking.

How pathetic…

Since they think Finley and her mother was the one who destroyed their happy little family, why not make

it true.

“Dirk Keith, why should I listen to you?” Finley raised a brow at the man.

Dirk stepped forward with his hand raised.

“Do that and I’ll have you join your wife in the coffin.”

Despite being taller and heavier than his daughter, Dirk froze in his tracks and subconsciously stopped

his hotheaded impulse.

“Unless of course, you want to serve my mother in the afterlife. I doubt she’d welcome you though. Ah,

don’t worry, I’ll make sure you and your wife have each other’s company.”

“You! What the h*ll do you want?!”

Dirk shouted in anger but kept his distance.

Meanwhile, Tina pounded on the coffin trying to get out. Unfortunately for her, Finley had latched the

coffin shut. So she started yelling to be let out.

Finley shrugged casually, “Me? Nothing. I don’t want a single thing from you. Though I expected better

from you. It’s only polite to say thanks when you receive a present. After all, coffins don’t come cheap…”

Dirk fumed and was about to curse when Rita interrupted.

“Dad, forget it. There’s no point arguing with a lunatic. Just call the police and lock her up.” Finley leaned

on the coffin calmly and raised her brow at Dirk, waiting to see what he would do. When he did as Rita

said, the tiny sliver of family ties and affection within Finley suffocated. In less than 10 minutes, the police

arrived and escorted the suddenly obedient young lady away. From the time Dirk made the call to

Finley’s departure, the young woman did not say another word. nor did she bother looking at him.

Within moments, Finley and her outrageous actions dominated society’s news headlines.

Bryan relaxed in his study and chuckled when he saw the scandalous news.

“Bringing a coffin home and stuffing her stepmother and half-sister into it? What an interesting idea.” He

smiled at the picture of the innocent-looking woman being led into the police car.

“What a troublemaker…”

Then he started counting down, “Three… Two…”

His phone rang.

It was an unfamiliar number, but he somehow knew who was calling.

Sure enough…

“Hubby! I was bullied!”