Mr. Remus, Your Billionaire Wife Wants a Divorce novel Chapter 636

Neil’s gaze turned cold as he seriously said, “Forget about the secret key. Just pretend I never mentioned it.”

Silvia sneered. “Do you really think I can do that?”

Neil looked at her and replied indifferently, “This has nothing to do with you. I only told you about it so that you’d be cautious around Zayn. I never meant to get you involved.”

“Like I said, Zayn won’t harm me.”

“In that case, there’s even less reason for you to ask me about the secret key. Do you still have feelings for me? Are you worried about me?”

She was caught off guard, but she frowned and said, “You’re overthinking. I have no feelings for you.”

“Then stop asking me about the secret key.”

Neil looked away and left.

After he took a couple steps, Ryan’s angry voice rang out behind him.

“Neil Remus, what have you done to Anderson Corporation?!”

As he turned around, Ryan threw a punch at him.

Neil’s expression turned hostile as he took two steps back to avoid it. He looked at Ryan sternly. “I warned you, but you refused to control yourself.”

Ryan sneered. “Do you think Anderson Corporation will collapse because of this? I won’t let the company go bankrupt!”

“Instead of wasting time here with me, you should think of a way to win back those investors.” With that, Neil entered Remus Corporation.

Ryan stared at him with anger and hatred.

Silvia was surprised by what she just witnessed. She had a bad feeling that their strained relationship had something to do with her.

She would be even more upset that a woman who had recently dated Neil knew about their marital status.

Ryan was aware of this, and he did not hesitate to take advantage of the situation.

Silvia got impatient and replied bluntly, “Mr. Anderson, I don’t want to be involved with someone manipulative. I hope you’ll stay away from me in the future.”

“I won’t give up.” Ryan looked at her affectionately and remained determined.

“Whatever.”

She did not notice that his gaze gradually turned cold as he watched her leave.