Chapter 147 She's Not Worthy of You

Sanira looked at his indifferent response, a bitter smile appearing on her face. "So even if Charlotte's behavior is despicable, you still intend to be with her, right?" Luna still didn't speak, listening to him muttering to himself. Giving her face was entirely because of family relationships. Luna had heard such derogatory remarks about his wife more than once or twice. "Yes, because she is my wife." Sanira became even more anxious. "You clearly know, why would you still want to be with such a person?" A hint of anger flashed in Luna's eyes. "Have you said enough? If you have, then leave quickly. I don't want to see you again." Hearing his ruthless tone, Sanira's face showed a very uncomfortable expression. "Don't you want to take a look back at me? I am the one who loves you the most." Sanira softened her tone, ran to him, and tightly grabbed his arm. "We grew up together. You understand my feelings for you. Even Carlos knows, why don't you understand? Is it because I went abroad a few years ago, so our relationship gradually faded?" Luna withdrew his arm from her hand impatiently and frowned, "You should have investigated these things thoroughly before you said them in front of me." "What do you mean by that? Are you willing to raise someone else's child?" Luna said indifferently, "My wife is divorced, but her children are indeed mine. I don't want to explain the reasons behind this to you, nor do I want to hear accusations against my wife and children from your mouth again." "But how can the children be yours? You two didn't even know each other back then!" Luna nonchalantly tapped on the keyboard a few times. "I thought you came today for that batch of goods, but it turns out you came for personal matters. I'm really disappointed in you." Luna looked up, his eyes coldly looking at Sanira. "What's so good about Charlotte? That makes you so infatuated with her!" "I already said, it has nothing to do with you." Sanira found his behavior very strange. "But you still need to explain these things to me." "I don't owe you any explanation." Luna didn't speak because he was worried that this woman would use the information to spread rumors. He was reluctant to provoke trouble. So even if Sanira continued to ask, Luna wouldn't tell her these things. "Since you already know, what do I need to explain? Are these things something I can't hear?" Luna looked at her coldly. "It's just that you can't hear them from me, it's that simple." Sanira was somewhat unwilling. "But why can't you even look at me?" Luna glared at her. "What do you see in me?" Luna looked at her expressionlessly. When he first saw her a while ago, he didn't think this woman had changed so much, but today completely changed Luna's view of her. Sanira slightly restrained her anger, and a soft smile appeared at the corner of her mouth, but it didn't look good. "Luna, I will make you love me again. The days ahead are long, and I will never easily let you go." A hint of coldness flashed in Luna's eyes. "I advise you to think carefully before you act. Don't provoke me, or I will make you pay." "But I really don't want to give up on you." "You are not allowed to go out and slander my wife again. If I find out, I will make you pay the price," Luna said indifferently. Sanira sneered, holding back the tears in her eyes. She had never been rejected like this by a man before. During these years abroad, she never lacked suitors. But she hadn't accepted any of them, just to be with Ron when she returned to the country. She thought that their relationship was incomparable to others. If it weren't for the sudden appearance of Charlotte, the person standing next to Luna must be her. "I don't believe you would be willing to let me suffer." "If you don't believe it, try it and you'll know," Luna said coldly with a faint smile. "We have a long way to go." Sanira looked at the unmoved man, feeling like her heart was bleeding. Sanira originally thought that this matter would take some time to unfold, but she couldn't wait any longer. Sanira couldn't stand the thought of another woman in the arms of the man she deeply loved. A woman's possessiveness was terrifying. How could she allow such a thing to happen? At this moment, Charlotte walked in with two cups of milk tea. She happened to see Luna, who was angry, and Sanira, who looked aggrieved. "Husband, I brought you..." Seeing the two of them like this, Charlotte didn't finish her words and silently walked to Luna's side, handing him the cup of milk tea. Luna's expression softened. "Thank you, dear." Sanira looked at them, a mocking smile appearing on her lips. How could Charlotte match him? Charlotte said lightly, "If you two are busy, I'll leave first. I'll come back when you're done." Seeing Charlotte about to leave, Luna directly reached out and pulled her back. Charlotte, caught off guard, fell back into his arms. "There are still outsiders here, you shouldn't..." Luna said coldly, "Don't mind them. I've finished talking with her, but she won't leave." Sanira sneered and turned to pick up her bag from the sofa and left. Charlotte asked curiously, "What did she come for today?" "We talked about some work matters, but it didn't work out, so she got angry." Charlotte guessed, "Is it because of the fabric change?" Luna nodded, and then a hint of coldness flashed in his eyes. Charlotte sighed and said, "But we really can't wait for the new spring products. It's also Sanira's fault at work. How can she blame us?" This woman was sometimes impulsive. It was clear that she had been well protected by her family, so she dared to have such a fearless character. Luna smiled and lightly kissed her on the face, then said indifferently, "I've already talked to her about these things. It's her own inability to accept it. It has nothing to do with you, so don't take it to heart."