Chapter 2772 - 245: The Reason Abraham Redington Is Angry
"Molly... I don’t want to argue with you over unrelated people. You still have your graduation defense tomorrow. Let’s go, I’ll take you home."
Abraham Redington’s deep blue eyes carried a chill, but when he spoke to Molly Wellington, his lips curved up, and his tone was as low and gentle as possible.
He rarely has such good patience.
But Molly Wellington is an exception.
"Abraham, Lincoln Harrison isn’t an unrelated person. He lost a promising job because of me. Or rather, he’s just a scapegoat bearing the wrath," Molly Wellington stood there, coldly looking at Abraham Redington.
From the moment she mentioned Lincoln Harrison, she knew her suspicions were correct.
She had liked the man before her for many years, liked him very much... and because she liked him, she understood him well.
In the long years of unrequited love, she could even guess his mood shifts from a frown or a change in his gaze.
Even though several decades of separation lay between them, some people are imprinted deep in one’s memory by time, and no matter how far apart, thinking of him would automatically simulate all his expressions and movements.
For Molly Wellington, Abraham Redington was just like that, so... when she stormed in angrily to confront him, Abraham’s behavior already told her all the answers.
"Molly, I don’t like hearing his name from your mouth." Abraham stood behind the office desk, his tall and slender figure bathed in the sunset’s glow streaming through the floor-to-ceiling glass.
His whole body was enveloped in a layer of golden warmth, but his eyes reflected icy blue indifference.
Molly Wellington laughed, "Yes, this is the attitude you should have. Don’t like it, just say it directly. Abraham... you’ve never liked Lincoln Harrison, so I’m more convinced that you’re the one behind this."
A man like Abraham, who is possessive and ’petty,’ could never tolerate hearing another man’s name from her mouth.
What’s more, Lincoln Harrison once took her back to the condominium from a dinner party, he should indeed be a person Abraham was jealous of.
That’s why she came in earlier and directly questioned Abraham over Lincoln Harrison.
Just imagine, if Abraham truly knew nothing, how could he calmly and steadily persuade her to stop mentioning unrelated people?
No... absolutely not.
According to Abraham’s character, if he hadn’t done it, he would just pin her against the office desk under the pretext of ’punishment.’
Watching the man not refute, Molly Wellington said solemnly, "I don’t know what Lincoln did to provoke you, but based on my understanding of you, once that matter was over, it was over. Redington Young Master shouldn’t have time to target someone who poses no threat to you."
"What is it that causes you to resume your tactics against Lincoln Harrison?"
Hating Abraham’s dominance is one thing, understanding him is another.
Molly Wellington believes the man she once loved was at least someone who kept his promises.
She doesn’t understand why Abraham would break his credibility, after clearly stating he didn’t care about Lincoln Harrison, yet took action in secret.
Abraham remained silent, without a single word of self-defense, merely gazing at Molly Wellington with his profound blue eyes.
When Molly Wellington voiced her hypothesis and questioned him, he finally acted.
The man lowered his gaze, glanced at the cell phone on the office desk—paused briefly, then picked it up.
He swiped open the screen and operated.
A few seconds later, Molly Wellington’s cell phone received a WhatsApp notification sound.
"These photos are the reason I’m dealing with him," Abraham said in a very low tone, as if covered by a thin layer of frost.
He didn’t want to use this issue to question Molly Wellington.
He didn’t dare ask her for the answer, fearing unexpected responses from her.
Molly... why must she know.
Why must she come to question him.
At this moment, how Abraham wished Molly could be as naive as Lulu, so... she’d never discover this matter.