She looked coldly at Leo Hall's increasingly dark face and mocked:
"In this world, there are people who live tougher lives than you, but their hearts remain positive and kind, full of sunshine. Yet, you live in the gutter and that's not enough for you; you try to drag others down too. Leo Hall, this is why your parents only see your brother's abilities and always look down on you."
"If you're willing to live in the dark gutter, then on what basis do you resent others for not pulling you up?"
Leo Hall was dumbfounded by Elly Campbell's words. He had initially planned to rebut a few sentences and threw in some sarcasm, but he couldn't manage to utter a single word.
Moments later, he stood up from his seat, looked down at Elly Campbell, who was sitting in the chair with a face full of anger, and said:
"You've got too much on your plate. If you want Helen Melendy to stand on her own two feet again, then you'd better stay by my side obediently. Whatever I tell you to do, you do it!"
