After dinner, Xavier drove Andy back to the hotel.

As soon as Andy disappeared from sight, Xavier's expression turned cold as he looked at Kayla, who was sitting beside him.

"How did you offend Andy? Also, what's going on with the portfolio?" Xavier questioned her seriously.

Kayla leaned closer to the window in fear and immediately choked up.

"Katie lied to me. She told me she'd already sent the portfolio …"

Xavier only felt irritated when he saw tears suddenly streaming down her face. The more she cried, the more stupid she seemed to him.

"What's the use of crying? This is your business; you'd better think of a way to resolve it. Don't expect me to help you."

Xavier started the car. Unwilling to look at Kayla at all, he said icily, "You'll have to explain yourself to my mother and grandfather."

Kayla felt extremely aggrieved, but she didn't dare to cry out loud, afraid it would piss Xavier off again. She bit her lips and sobbed silently throughout the entire journey.

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