Chapter 467

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South]
“Catherine, stop. Let’s go home.” Shaun became more flustered the calmer Catherine behaved.

However, she remained rooted to the ground. The corners of her lips curled into a mocking smile.
“Because of your ex-girlfriend, I can’t be friends with Charity. Just marry Shelley if you can’t stop thinking
about that woman. I can divorce you.”

“Are you done? You’re the person I love now.” His head was hurting so much. He really did not know
what else he could say to convince her.

“Yes, you love me, but it’s definitely not as much as you love Sarah.”

Catherine sighed bitterly. “If Shelley, who resembles Sarah, can replace me today, then what happens
when someone else who resembles her more comes along one day? I’m just someone who can be
replaced at any time, and I don’t want to continue this kind of relationship anymore. I’m sorry. Maybe I
shouldn’t say this because of your condition, but I can’t stay by your side. Take care of yourself.”

“No, Cathy, you are unique and no one can replace you. Don’t leave me.”



Shaun hugged her hard, panicking like a child about to lose his beloved possession.

He had experienced loneliness and loving warmth, but she was the only one who stayed by his side.
How could he survive if she left?

“Stop it. I’m not that important to you. After all, your friends can yell at me, and you can lock me up
anytime you like. I even need your consent to make friends… Forget it.”

Catherine tried peeling her hand from his, but he refused to let go.



“Don’t go. I can’t live without you. I’ll let Shelley leave, alright? Then we can go back to how we were
before.” The man was terrified. He had never thought that this was how it would end with Catherine.

Why should they separate because of a small argument?



“Eldest Young Master, please let her go.”

Charity stepped forward to help Catherine out.

“Charity, it’s all because of you, right?” He stared at her with hatred. “You hate me for oppressing the
Neeson Corporation, so you’re taking your revenge this way.”



“Eldest Young Master, you’re overthinking things. Catherine is now my friend. As her friends, I can say
that you and your friends have been treating her really unfairly.” Charity replied before leading Catherine
away.

Freya followed immediately.



The three of them then got into the car and left.

Shaun’s heart shattered as he watched the car disappear into the distance. He desperately wanted to
run after it but suddenly, there was a sharp pain in his head, and he fainted.

….

In a midnight restaurant.



Freya ordered another dozen drinks, and all three of them ordered some food.

Although they had talked things out, Catherine could not stop drinking as she tried to forget about
Shaun’s pestering. “Charity, can I ask you a question? Why do Shaun and his friends hate you so much?
I’ve only known you for a short time, but I can tell that you’re a good person.”

“Yeah, it’s hard to come across a straightforward and unpretentious woman these days.” Freya nodded in
agreement.

Charity looked rather sad. “Maybe it has something to do with Sarah. When my mother took me back to
the Neeson family back then, they regarded my mother as the third party and even made others hate me
too. I was dating Chester in high school, but it didn’t take long for him to break up with me. The three of
them thought that I had bullied Sarah. Apparently, I even took away the company and father’s love that
belonged to her and her brother. But I’ve always relied on my own efforts and capability to get to where I
am today.”

Freya’s jaw dropped. “Seriously? So it seems Sarah is really a pretentious b*tch. I didn’t expect Shaun to
like this kind of woman.”

Catherine was also surprised.

She thought the woman Shaun could never forget was innocent and simple.

Somehow, this reminded her of Ethan and Rebecca.

Well, a woman who could make a man so deeply in love could never be that simple.

After a few seconds, Charity said, “If Sarah was still alive, you definitely won’t be her opponent.”

“…”



Catherine took a sip of beer in silence.


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