Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

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Chapter 2635

Chester lifted his head mockingly. “Now that my leg is injured, am I

supposed to entertain you both with a smile? It’s fine since you’re my mom,

but who is she to receive the same treatment?”

Madam Jewell was so angry that she nearly felt a pain in her chest. “We’re

just concerned about you, and Cindy is my lifesaver.”

“Yeah. For your sake, I’ve given her all the resources she wants, yet she’s

still not content. Does she want me to marry her and be nice to her too?”

A taunting look washed over Chester’s face. “If not for the fact that you

need her blood, would she be able to stand before me and make demands

over and over again?” “You...”

“No worries, Madam Jewell.” Cindy stopped Madam Jewell and forced a

smile on her face. “Young Master Jewell just got injured, so it’s normal that

he’s in a bad mood. I’ll take my leave now and come to visit him another

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day.”

Cindy wanted to stay at first, but Chester’s remarks were getting nastier.

He had never made it so obvious back then.

However, he was starting to look down on her even more recently, and she

was not that shameless anyway.

“Fine. Have a safe journey.” Madam Jewell sent Cindy off, feeling sorry for her.

When Madam Jewell and Chester were the only ones left in the room, Madam Jewell walked up to him and said

unhappily, “ Chester, you’re very disrespectful. I know full well that if I weren’t your mother, I wouldn’t be qualified

to say anything to you. I don’t understand what went wrong with your dad and my parenting style for you to behave

like that.”

“What’s wrong with me now?”

Chester raised his eyelids. “If it hadn’t been for me, Jewell Corporation would’ve gone bankrupt long ago. Would you

and Dad be able to eat well and be so powerful in Canberra? Also, don’t get too close to Cindy. She has an ulterior

motive for donating her blood to you.”

Madam Jewell was fuming. “Cindy and I aren’t related, yet she donated her blood to me many times. So, of course,

I have to treat her well. Do you think she’s so kind as to donate her blood for nothing? Would you?”

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Madam Jewell said, “Blood might not be very precious, but our blood is rare. She, too, has to risk her own health to

donate her blood to me, and for her own benefit, she has even gone as far as risking her life. Since she has saved

me several times, and you’re my son, it’s very normal for you to help her out with her career. We each take what

we need. There’s no need for you to throw nasty remarks at her.”

“As long as she doesn’t think about marrying me and stops showing up in front of me, I can’t be bothered to tell her

off.” Chester hated getting lectured the most.

“I think you just don’t respect women.”

Madam Jewell said furiously, “Do you think you’re so brilliant and superior that you can look down on women? It’s

not easy for women to be in any industry. Please don’t think too highly of yourself. If you continue to hold such an

attitude, those who care about you won't be able to put up with you one day.”

Chester snorted. “With my identity, people will surely throw themselves at me.”

“You’re wrong. If you repeatedly insult a woman who is truly worth treasuring, she’ll stay away from you.”

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Madam Jewell said by enunciating each word, “Look at your friends. Unlike you, they’ve gotten married and had

children. Perhaps you think there’s nothing wrong with your life. But as you grow older, you’ll realize that you’ll

need someone who is attentive and understands you by your side, and that’s when you’ll feel lonely.” “Chester, if

you don’t know how to respect people, no one will ever treat you sincerely, particularly in relationships.”

With that, Madam Jewell left.

Chester leaned against the bedside, feeling somewhat absent-minded.

Over the years, there had been too many women around him.

There were so many of them that he could not even remember their faces.

The only woman he could remember clearly was charity.

He even started to doubt relationships because of Charity.

After many years had passed, the truth, too, had come to light.

However, some things seemed to have become a habit for him.

Sometimes, at the thought of Charity, he would become extreme and

grumpy and lose control of his emotions.

If... If Charity were by his side, he would not behave like that.

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