She Returns as A Billionairess by Fiona Jaramillo

Chapter 168

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Chapter 168 Halle Is Driven Away

The boutique manager’s attitude was resolute. Seeing that Halle refused to leave and still wanted to cause trouble, the boutique manager called two security guards and asked them to throw Halle out

directly.

Halle’s face turned ashen. This time, Halle no longer cared about her reputation and demeanor. Halle screamed and rushed to Kaylah, wanting to scratch her face.

Halle thought, I lost face. I won’t let Kaylah get away with it!

However, before Halle got close to Kaylah, someone appeared in front of Kaylah and kicked Halle

away.

Halle crashed into the clothes rack on the side, bringing down a row of clothes.

The salesperson and the boutique manager hurried forward, but they did not want to help Halle. Instead, they quickly restored the clothes rack and clothes to their original state.

Halle’s abdomen was kicked. She felt so painful that she could not speak. Halle turned back angrily and was about to curse. Yet, when she saw the man’s face clearly, Halle could not help but gasp.

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“Hendry…”

The person who stood in front of Kaylah was Hendry.

At that moment, Hendry was staring at Halle with a straight face. His eyes were filled with coldness.

and disdain.

“Chad, have her thrown out. Let the shopping mall deny her entry in the future.”

Chad’s eyes flashed with surprise, but he did not ask more. Chad nodded and said, “Yes.”

By the way, this shopping mall was opened by the Lowery Group. It sold high–end goods. It was a place

where young generations of rich and powerful families often came. Being a customer here represented a

certain status.

However, now Halle was blacklisted. This meant that she was completely excluded by the upper

class.

This was even worse than being blacklisted by a boutique.

Halle was finally frightened. Before the security guards arrived, she quickly stepped forward and pulled

Hendry’s trousers. Halle begged, “Don’t, Hendry. I am a good friend of Alondra. Just for her sake, don’t

blacklist me. It’s my fault. I will never make trouble here in the future. I will leave now.”

Hendry frowned slightly. He ignored Halle and turned to look at Kaylah seriously.

Kaylah was looking at Halle expressionlessly, not giving Hendry even half a glance.

Hendry sighed in his heart and gave Chad a look.

Chad nodded and quickly let someone drag Halle away.

Halle was still begging. Chad thought that she was too noisy, so Chad asked someone to cover Halle’s

mouth and drag her out. He didn’t want to disturb other customers.

Everyone was relieved that the annoying person had been taken away.

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Those women who came with Halle did not dare to make a sound at this time, afraid that they would be

implicated.

Just now, Halle had been scolded by Kaylah as soon as Halle opened her mouth. These people did not have time to take sides with Halle. Kaylah also did not want to drive customers away. She just pretended not to know. Kaylah turned around and discussed the decoration of the shop with Andy.

Hendry had prepared a lot of things to say to Kaylah, but now Kaylah directly ignored him. Hendry could not help but feel embarrassed.

Hendry touched his nose and said to Kaylah, “Don’t you have anything to say to me?”

Kaylah paused and finally turned to look at Hendry.

“What do you want me to say? Do you want me to thank you for meddling in my business?”

Hendry was lost for words.

“Are you unhappy? Even without you, I could send Halle away.”

Hendry sighed, but he was not angry. He nodded and said, “I was indeed nosy just now. Don’t be angry with me. I have something to talk to you about.”

Hearing this, Kaylah suddenly wanted to laugh.

Kaylah thought, before the divorce, it was extremely hard for me to say a few words to Hendry. Now we’re divorced, and he becomes talkative.

How ironic.

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