Chapter 120

Without hesitation, Lumma blurted out, "You won't. But what about your wife? Have you ever thought how stressful she will be when she stands with you? Your friend once said that she had an affair when I, an outsider, was still there. Do you know what it means to a woman if this kind of thing is spread? Once the rumor is spread, it will become a sin, and people will always slander her with this matter." "I'm sorry." In the face of Lumma's righteous indignation, Adam could not explain but only felt guilty. But he still wanted Lumma to know his attitude, "Lumma, first of all, I have to emphasize that you are not an outsider to me. Second, I promise I will deal with these things well, and no one will dare to spread the rumors." Adam had told Lumma that she was his assistant and knew many things about him, so Lumma was indeed not an outsider. But why did Adam make a promise to her? It was useless for her to believe him.