That made Seraphine feel deeply humiliated. Her mouth twitched and her eyes turned icy cold. She forced herself to suppress her anger and not argue with the girl.
“I’ll give you only one chance. Get her out of here and apologize to me. Or I’ll never forgive you!"
The employees in the company, including Darian and even Seraphine herself, all thought I would eventually give in and apologize. After all, no matter how much trouble there was, would a man really be willing to let go?
Before I could speak, Darian, trying to provoke me, pointed at the cheerful girl and shouted, "Make her get lost as far as she can, then kneel and apologize to Ms. Vale!"
Seraphine frowned slightly. She only wanted me to apologize, not to kneel.
But since Darian had already said it, Seraphine could only stay silent and let it stand.
The cheerful girl looked at me. "Do you want me to leave?"
I shook my head. "No need."
"Cade!" Seraphine gritted her teeth. "So you really want to break off the engagement?"
"I’ll make it easy for you," I said. "From this moment on, you’re no longer my fiancée."