Goodbye, My Love

Chapter 587

Loraine asked in confusion.

“I treated you badly in the past because | thought you didn’t deserve

Marco. Now, I'm here to apologize. This has nothing to do with Marco.

In fact, he never mentioned his private affairs or spoke ill of you in our presence. Please don’t misunderstand

him because ofand my actions.”

Loraine stared at him as if she was looking at a fool.

But Slater kept talking on and on.

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“Flash is just an acquaintance of mine whom | don’t know very well.

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Yes, he got what he deserved. He was beaten up by Marco. Then his business went bust and he was even driven

out of the city. You see, that’s how much Marco cares about you. It'll be a pity if you miss such

@ good man.”

Slater didn’t notice the coldness in Loraine’s eyes. He sighed and continued, “You could've been a great couple,

but unfortunately, you ended up getting divorced. Marco is clumsy when it comes to romance.

And Jimmie is not reliable. | have to help you and Marco mend your relationship.”

Slater didn’t hear any response from Loraine, which made him feel that something was wrong somewhere.

“Loraine, I'm serious. If you still can’t forgive us, | can give you another car as an apology.”

“Have you said all you have to say?” Loraine asked in an icy tone. “By the way, | don’t need any car from you. If

there's nothing else, you can take your Leave now. Good day.”

The car he previously gave to her ended up getting her into an accident, and now, he wanted to give her a car

again? Loraine found it very annoying.

“Con, Loraine,” Slater urged, a little flustered. “If you don’t want a car, you can ask for something else. | can

get you anything you want as a form of compensation.”

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“Compensation?” Loraine sneered.

“In your opinion, a car can compensate for three years of suffering, eh? How about I pay you just so you can

experience this kind of life for three years?”

Slater felt highly embarrassed and wanted to snap, but when he thought of all he had said and done to Loraine

in the past three years, his anger suddenly vanished.

When Loraine got no response from him, she said straightforwardly, “If there's nothing else, please leave.”

This time, Slater felt very guilty. He didn’t bother to argue. Instead, he left the office with his head down.

As he walked out, a thought suddenly floated into his head.

It seemed Loraine was determined to have her revenge. She had served