Chapter 36 He should do such a Thing!
"Why wouldn't I dare?" Stuart let go of her, grabbing a tissue from the side, and slowly wiped his hands. "If you dare to do it, you should be prepared for the consequences."
Josephine felt exhausted. She lowered her head and suddenly thought of something, asking, "Who takes this picture?"
"It doesn't matter," Stuart said, "what was captured is what's important."
"Do you have anyone watching me?"
"I'm not that bored," Stuart said, "you're not that important to me."
Josephine thought of Robin's strange behavior these past few days and asked, "Robin?"
Stuart glanced at her.
He obviously didn't expect Josephine to guess.
Seeing Stuart's expression, Josephine knew she had guessed right.
"You should be glad I don't hit women." Stuart was still unhappy about being hit. "Josephine, if you really have something with Liam, I'll make sure you experience divorce and bankruptcy."
After speaking, Stuart threw the tissue in his hand, and left directly without looking her.
Josephine felt very annoyed, thinking that her relationship with Stuart would deteriorate further.
She wondered, 'Would Stuart really go to find Liam?'
She was about to call Liam when she heard a sound.
The sound didn't come from her phone, but from the phone Stuart had just thrown.
She wheeled over and struggled to pick it up. She accidentally pressed a button, so the call connected.
Doris said from the other end of the phone, "Stuart, why don't you tell me you leave? I am worried about you. How are you feeling now?"
Josephine had no intention of answering the call. She had no choice but to say, "This is Josephine."
Doris was stunned and looked at her own phone to make sure she didn't dial the wrong number. She said, "Why are you holding Stuart's phone? Where is he?"
"He forgets his phone." Josephine was very tired and didn't want to say much. "I'll hang up."
"Josephine!" Doris angrily scolded, "Are you playing tricks again? You should know that Stuart doesn't like you at all, so all your efforts are in vain."
"He doesn't like me, either you."
Josephine felt terrible, so she naturally didn't want to forgive Doris.
"Don't get too full of yourself. At least I'm Stuart's wife. What are you?"
"Josephine!"
Josephine was shocked, so she looked up.
Stuart stood at the entrance, looking at Josephine with anger on his face.
He heard what Josephine had just said.
Josephine hung up the phone in her hand and said, "Do I say anything wrong? Stuart, if you really like her, would you let her be criticized and face rumors?"
Stuart's face darkened, and he walked over and snatched the phone. "Are you meddling too much?"
"I'm just giving you some advice. Since you like her, you should marry her openly." Josephine smiled and looked at him, saying, "It would be great if you divorce me and give her a status."
"You're dreaming!" Stuart's eyes were cold. "What's wrong? Are you afraid that I'll retaliate against Liam, so you're urgently seeking a divorce to protect him, right? Josephine, whether you want to be with him or just protect him, let me tell you, it's not going to happen."
"Stuart! You said you have no feelings for me, and the Kalmien family's business also depends on you. Since this marriage is of no benefit to you, divorce is a relief for you."
"Even if you're right, when to divorce is up to me," Stuart sneered, "when is it your turn to decide?"
"Why are you like this?"
"Josephine, just you wait!"
After Stuart finished speaking, he took the phone and left.
If someone else said this, it would be to scare Josephine.
But Josephine knew that Stuart would definitely not be willing to let this matter go, and he would definitely continue to investigate.
Josephine didn't have time for anything else, so she called Liam directly. "Liam, I need to talk to you," she said as he answered the phone.
Liam, in his usual teasing manner, asked, "What's up? Do you miss me?" Josephine cut to the chase and asked, "Do you remember the other day when you drove me home, and I fell asleep? Did anything happen?"
Liam, unfazed, replied, "I'm not that forgetful. Why do you ask?"
Josephine explained, "Someone takes a photo of us from a certain angle, and it looks like we were kissing. Were you just helping me with my seatbelt? Do you notice anyone around?"
Liam fell silent for a few seconds. Josephine continued, "Robin is such a jerk! I can't believe he did this."
After a moment, Liam asked, "Was it Robin who took the photo?"
Josephine replied, "I think so. Stuart knows about it, and I'm afraid he might use it against you."
Liam chuckled, "I'll handle it. I'm not afraid of him."
Josephine, feeling anxious, said, "You can explain that nothing happened, right? Stuart is unfairly accussing us, and you plan to address it. Are you admitting to what he's accusing you of?"
Liam remained silent.
Josephine sighed, "I know you don't like Stuart, but Liam, it's my choice to be with him. It's not his fault if he doesn't like me."
"You're still defending him," Liam retorted angrily. " Do you deserve to suffer just because you like someone?"
"In fact, these sufferings are partly my fault," Josephine admitted. "If I don't like him, none of this would have happened."
"So when will you give up on him? When will you see his true colors?"
"Let's not talk about that now," Josephine said. "The most important thing is to prove that we're just friends."
"How does Stuart react after seeing the photo? He doesn't do anything to you, does he?" Liam asked.
Josephine reassured him, "I'm fine."
Liam said, "I'll figure something out. Don't worry, rest well after dinner." After a few more words of advice, Josephine hung up the phone.
She then found Robin's number and removed him from her blacklist before dialing his number. Robin, who was drinking, couldn't believe his eyes when he saw Josephine's call.
He instinctively sat up straight, clearing his throat, and answered the phone.
Josephine didn't mince her words, "Robin, have you lost your mind?"
Robin, who was initially smiling, turned dark and angrily retorted, "Josephine, you're the one who's lost it!"
"If you're not crazy, why do you have anyone take photos of me?" Josephine said. "You secretly take my picture. You're a despicable man, and people's nature is truly hard to change."
Robin was furious. "Who takes pictures of you? Are you calling me despicable? "
A similar incident had happened when they were in high school, which had caused a permanent rift between Josephine and Robin, making their relationship very unpleasant.
Now, when Josephine brought it up again, Robin was extremely angry.
Josephine said, "I'm talking about you. What's the matter? Are you too afraid to admit that you do?"
