Throwing Malia to the shore, Quincy said coldly, "From now on, don't show up in front of me again." Then he left without looking back.

Malia lay there still, looking at the sky numbly. Her tears mixed with the sea water. Why didn't she die like this? She mentioned Wanda's family on purpose to remind Quincy of a reason to continue his life. At the same time, she could make Quincy remember her for the rest of his life because of hatred, even if it was just her wishful thinking.

"Miss, are you okay?"

A shadow cast on her. Malia regained her composure, stood up, shook her head and left.

A gust of sea wind blew, and she couldn't help but hold herself tightly. The man that had just asked her caught up with her, with concern on his face. "Miss, are you really okay? Do you need my help?"

"Help?" Malia turned to look at him. He was about twenty-seven or twenty-eight years old. His face was morbid pale in the sun, but it was still obviously that he was quite handsome. Malia raised her lips coldly and said, "Do you think you can afford any kind of

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as no need to go to court, because they would definitely lose.

Aaron glanced at Yara and said, "Malia came to me some days ago. She said something I didn't understand. It seemed that she meant I should have known her before. And she told me that her name is Sheila Mo!"

"Let's take down these clothes right now. Is it still too late?"

"It's too late. The clothes have already entered the market and are sold everywhere. Their clothes have been directly sent abroad, so we have never known about it. I think we should talk to their leader first and see if this matter can be solved in private." Aaron frowned. "The stock price of our company has not been good recently. Too many things have happened to our company, especially this time, Lucille has caused too much negative news. If something unexpected happens at this time, we might..."

"I'm going to talk to them. We should have been set up this time." Yara glanced at Aaron. It was obvious who had set them up. She said indifferently, "I'll solve it. You should spend more time with your brother."