Abigail's scolding was getting worse and worse.
Originally, Bennett felt a little guilty about Abigail.
Because he lied to Abigail for Jocelyn's disappearance for a few days, but now his guilt had disappeared completely.
There was only endless coldness left in Bennett's heart.
"Take Madam away," Bennett said in a deep voice.
"Yes." A black-clad bodyguard immediately stepped forward.
Although Abigail tried her best to resist, after all, she was not a match for two tall and strong bodyguards. She was dragged down.
At this time, Bennett's eyes fell on Jocelyn.
She sat on the sofa without saying a word. Her long and thick eyelashes trembled slightly, like a butterfly whose wings were wet after rain.
Bennett's heart skipped a beat.
Jocelyn's silence contrasted sh
