Mr. Remus, Your Billionaire Wife Wants a Divorce novel Chapter 66

“Ah!”

Snow screamed, and her face contorted in pain.

“Ada, help me! My back hurts!”

She would feel a sharp pain in her back whenever she moved. It was excruciating.

That b*tch!

Snow swore that she would not let Silvia go after what she had done to her.

Ada’s expression changed slightly. She turned to Silvia and said, “Silvia, Snow just wanted to vent her anger. Why would you do something so cruel to her?”

Silvia cocked an eyebrow in disbelief and sneered. She stared at Ada and slowly but rhythmically tapped her palm with the riding crop.

“I’m quite angry right now. How about I let it out on you as well?”

Ada retorted, “I did nothing wrong, so why should I let you vent your anger on me? Even if Snow’s done something wrong, she is still Henry’s girlfriend. If you treat her like this, aren’t you afraid of putting Neil in a difficult position?”

“What does that have to do with me?” Silvia said coldly.

“How dare you!”

“Snow seems to be in pain. You’re her good friend, but you’re having a pointless conversation with me instead of calling for assistance. Are you trying to waste time and paralyze her?”

Ada did not anticipate Silvia’s sharp retort. Sensing that Snow was already upset with her, she gritted her teeth and said, “We won’t let this slide!”

Silvia could not be bothered to respond. She pulled on the reins to return to the stables.

Silvia saw them too. She continued to soothe the horse while she led it toward the stables.

Neil just watched on with an uncaring gaze and showed no intention of helping her.

She had no intention of seeking his help either. After a while, she finally calmed the horse and slowly returned to its stable.

After she dismounted, she inspected the horse’s condition. She was about to walk away when she caught what Ada had done to her horse. Something was fishy.

Right then, she heard Neil’s unfriendly voice behind her.

“Did you intentionally push Snow off her horse?”

“It’s none of your business,” she replied impatiently.