Chapter 119

“Oh, goodness.” Amanda sighed deeply. She now felt a profound fear of Dickson. Avoiding offence or hiding from him seemed impossible, as Dickson persistently threatened and bullied her. Observing Amanda's grave demeanour, Andrew found himself at a loss for words, unsure of how to console her.

In his thoughts, Andrew pondered, "I'd support Amanda and address her issues if someone bothers her." Unfortunately, the source of Amanda's distress was Dickson. Andrew felt powerless against him, thinking, "I can't do anything about Dickson!"

Ten minutes later, there was still no call from Amanda to Dickson. Dickson resided in the Cecillia Villa in Boston, having returned to his previous residence after divorcing Amanda. The villa boasted luxury, facing the sea as the sole structure on the mountain. The mayor of the city occupied the villa on the left, while a high-ranking official of Finland inhabited the mansion on the right.

In this instant, Dickson simmered with rage, feeling as though he mi