Relentless Pursuit After Divorce
Chapter 1113. Acting tough by relying on powerful connections

Chapter 1113: 1113. Acting tough by relying on powerful connections

She was not polite, and directly addressed the security guard,

"By the young lady’s orders, please ask Mr. Lentz to leave, and if Mr. Lentz is unwilling, or if Miss Lentz tries to stop it, take them out together."

Upon hearing this, Ivy Lentz immediately became enraged, "You dare!"

She raised her hand to slap Jane’s face, but the next second, Jane caught her wrist.

Jane was much stronger than her, and by holding onto her, she immobilized her.

"Miss Lentz, I am but a servant, used to hard labor, strong and short-tempered—are you sure you want to fight me?"

Ivy Lentz struggled in Jane’s grip, but could never break free, becoming so furious that veins bulged on her forehead.

"You old thing, let go of me!"

She struggled fiercely, and the next second, Jane released her hand.

Unable to recover, Ivy Lentz fell to the ground, appearing especially disheveled.

She turned her head and glared fiercely at Jane but seemed timid and dared not approach her again.

Seeing his daughter unable to gain the upper hand against a servant, Sean Lentz realized he could not stay any longer that evening. Sensibly, he stepped forward and helped Ivy Lentz up, saying,

"Stop making a fuss, I am leaving now, and Jane is only following orders. Don’t make it difficult for her."

Following that, he turned and very politely apologized to Jane.

"Sorry, Jane, Ivy has been spoiled by me since she was little and lacks manners. Please don’t blame her—I’m leaving now."

Jane’s face remained somber, but she graciously accepted Sean Lentz’s apology and then told the security guards,

"Escort Mr. Lentz out."

Enraged Ivy Lentz wanted to say something but caught Jane’s icy, sharp glance, which startled her, and she held her words back.

Jane watched her unsatisfied expression and laughingly said,

"Didn’t the young lady say? If Miss Lentz cannot bear to see Mr. Lentz sleeping on the streets, she could leave with him."

"You..."

"Forget it, forget it, I will go by myself. Ivy, you must be obedient and stop causing trouble!"

He said, giving her a significant look.

Now, getting accepted by the Campbell family would not be easy with his daughter inside as an internal ally, he still could have a way.

But if even his daughter left, who else would help him?

At this moment, Ivy Lentz understood the meaning behind Sean Lentz’s look and stopped causing trouble.

She viciously warned Jane with one sentence, "Just wait until my mother comes back, she’ll fire you, you old thing."

Her demeanor of relying on someone’s power was somewhat amusing.

Thinking that Jane would be frightened by her words and then apologize and plead with her, only to see Jane simply respond with a calm, "Okay."

Then she turned and left.

Frustrated, Ivy Lentz felt as if she had blood stuck in her chest that she could not spit out.

Ivy Lentz stood in the living room for a long time before she snorted coldly, her eyes flashing with a sinister light.

Hah!

Everyone is rushing to be Elly Campbell’s dogs, but if one day their master can’t protect them anymore, let’s see how arrogant they can be.

A few days ago, William Campbell was sent to the Clark Family in Alaska by Elly Campbell.

On one hand, with the Old Master’s condition, he could not take care of William. On the other hand, with Ivy Lentz around, Elly Campbell really did not dare to leave William behind to take risks.

At this moment, she went back to her room, removed her makeup, and took a hot bath.

Lying in bed, she carefully thought through the events of the evening.