Leave Me Alone, Mr Shaffer by Diana Tenny

Chapter 461

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Chapter 461 Seth Likes You Chapter 461 Isabella unknowingly struck a nerve with Seth once again, and they found themselves in a tense standoff.

Seth had to leave abruptly, leaving Isabella behind.

She didn’t mind, as she had her own thoughts to ponder, and it was nice to have a moment alone.

However, before she could even sit down, a black-clad bodyguard appeared in front of her.

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“Miss Symons, Mr. Shaffer would like to see you.” Since Seth had just left, this visit was clearly not a friendly one.

Isabella didn’t want to go, but judging from the expression on the other party's face, it 1/6 Chapter 461 Seth Likes You seemed inevitable. With no other choice, she reluctantly followed.

Spencer was upstairs, and the corridor was eerily quiet with no one in sight.

She felt nervous. If he intended to cause trouble for her, she would be in a difficult situation. [x] The bodyguard led her to the door and gestured for her to enter.

Isabella pushed the door open herself and found a spacious conference room inside.

Spencer was seated at a round table with a row of bodyguards positioned behind him.

She walked in, but Spencer didn’t invite her to sit down.

After a while, Spencer finally gestured for her to take a seat.

Isabella nervously sat down, wisely choosing to remain silent.

2/6 Chapter 461 Seth Likes You “The last twe met, | believed you were a clever girl who knew how to make the right decisions. | suppose | was mistaken.” Isabella looked up, meeting Spencer's gaze.” don’t understand what you mean.” “Allowto clarify.” Spencer tapped his cane and said, “You are not suitable to be a part of the Shaffer Family.” Isabella scoffed inwardly. “Not suitable” was putting it mildly, as “unworthy” would be a more accurate description.

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“The criteria for selecting a daughter-in-law in our family is based on social status. Mis Symons, forgive my bluntness, but | wouldn't have outrightly rejected you if your family background was normal with both parents alive.

“Your father is unknown. Your mother suffers from a mental iliness, and you don’t even have any proper relatives. For a child from a family like yours, | seriously doubt if your 3/6 values are sound.” Isabella clenched her skirt, biting her lip to restrain her anger.

“There is no law stating that parents must accompany their children’s upbringing, nor is there any scientific research proving that children with troubled parents have flawed values.” She took a deep breath and smiled at Spencer. “I have no inappropriate intentions toward Mr. Shaffer. You are overthinking things.” “Perhaps you don’t, but what about Seth?” Spencer snorted coldly, his gaze fixated on Isabella’s hand. “Seth likes you.” Her mind went blank.

This wasn’t the first tsomeone had made this claim, but coming from Spencer, it had a completely different impact.

Chapter 461 Seth Likes You Isabella stood frozen, unable to utter a word in defense.

“If you possessed the courage of Erin, who pointed at my face and declared that she would marry Morgan no matter what, | might have respected you a little. Unfortunately, you have little to offer Seth but plenty of insincerity.” “I don’t!” Isabella instinctively retorted.

Spencer raised his hand, blocking her view. “Don’t be too quick to deny. | have another question for you.” “Did you have any involvement in what happened to Lara?” Isabella was taken aback, and beads of sweat began to form on her forehead.

He understood and snorted coldly. “Don’t take everyone for fools. If it weren't for Seth protecting you, | would have dealt with you long ago. By meddling with the Shaffer Family, your courage is truly commendable. Ask yourself. If it weren't for Seth, would you have the courage to do such a thing?” She bit her lip, remaining silent.

Spencer had been in Imperia for many years, and every word he spoke felt like a sharp knife piercing her most vulnerable spots with precision.

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