A Relentless Pursuit for Love
Chapter 597

Chapter 597

Seth pointed outside. “Tim is still lecturing him.”

"He's not done lecturing him yet?” Sage pursed her lips. “Luther is so miserable.”

Nigel gave her a look. “And you dare to laugh at him. Who made him miserable?”

Sage chuckled guiltily.

"You better be ready.”

Nigel gave her a glass of water and warned, “When Tim is done lecturing Luther, it'll be your turnnext.”

Having too many brothers was also a problem. When she thought about Tim's power, she suddenlylost appetite again. Not long after, Luther returned with a depressed look. His face paled, his nosered, and his eyes were red like a rabbit. Clearly, he was crying. When he came in, Kane, Seth, Nigel,and Sage all looked up at him. Luther sniffled and handed the phone to Sage. “Tim wants to talk toyou."

Sage fell silent. She looked at the phone and involuntarily wanted to escape. She shook her headand waved at Luther. The phone in Luther's hand was like a bomb to her. She refused to answer it.However, Tim seemed to have expected this to happen. His cold voice came from the phone, “.Luther, turn on the speakerphone.”

“Yes, Tim."

Luther hurriedly turned on the speakerphone and said, “Tim, it's on.” As soon as the speakerphonewas turned on, Kane, Seth, and Nigel put down their lunchboxes and stood up from the stool. Theygreeted in unison, “Tim.” “Hm.” Tim responded with a faint hum and called her name in a sternvoice, “Sage.”

He started calling her name. D*mn it!

Sage sat up almost reflexively. She managed a smile on her face. “T...Tim.”

She tried to sound 4s pleasing as she could. If Tim was standing in front of her right now, she wouldnot hesitate to kneel on her knees and hug his leg, begging for his i

"Go home tonight and kneel in front of your parents for four hours. Do you have a problem withthat?”

Tim cut to the chase and announced her punishment immediately. Her brothers all looked up.

Four hours... She would have to kneel for four hours.

Sage screamed in her heart, but she agreed without hesitation. “N...no problem. Thank you, Tim.”She had to thank him for punishing her. What a miserable life.

Tim continued, “Tomorrow afternoon, there's a flight to Yathein at three o'clock. I've arranged forsomeone to pick you up.” “Tomorrow? So soon?” Sage muttered.

Tim asked, “Hm?”

“I understand!”

Sage hurriedly said, “I'm getting out of the hospital now. I'll go home and pack my things! Tim, waitfor me.” “Hm,” Tim answered with a faint hum and finally hung up. Sage felt like she had justsurvived a disaster. She was not the only one with the same feeling. Everyone breathed a sigh ofrelief. Sage collapsed on the bed, feeling very weak. “I have to kneel for four hours. Brothers, is thereanyone who wants to accompany me?” The four of them looked at each other. “We'll accompanyyou.” They all sneered, “You'll kneel. We'll sit.” Sage was lost for words. Seriously?