Chapter 213: Parents Arguing

Hank Clegg knew Victoria well, and knew she would never willingly message him, and at the time he was busy reporting to a higher department, so he dismissed the message and deleted it.

Upon his return, he planned to scold his two children and put their little "pranks" to rest.

However, Rosalind Wood seemed to be in disbelief about his explanation.

She somewhat relentlessly stood up: "Hank Clegg, no matter how much you try to wriggle out of this situation, we are already involved and I have evidence from that night. You better sincerely admit this, or else..."

"Or what?" Hank Clegg replied, looking at her with a mocking tone.

Women have always been more likely to fear him than admire him.

However, recently, a few naive women have relied on their looks and family backgrounds to "threaten" him.

Rosalind Wood recoiled once Hank Clegg sneered back. She quickly shifted towards her mother: "Mother, Clegg really refuses to admit it, my...my innocence is wrongly ruined by him..."