Terry stared at the girl and said, "The marriage was arranged by our elders. If you want to break it off, then it has to be done by the people involved!" Elaine was furious, her almond-shaped eyes sharp and cold. "You're shameless!" Terry was not only a j*rk but also utterly shameless! Both Elaine's and Terry's grandfathers had passed away long ago. How could they break off the engagement now? This j*rk was clearly messing with her. It seemed she wouldn't be able to end the engagement today. Elaine didn't want to spend another second with him. She turned to leave.This time, Terry didn't stop her. Outside the door stood Ryan. The expression on his face was complicated, to say the least. He figured that Elaine might be the only person in the world who could treat Terry this way and still walk away unharmed. He realized that getting past Elaine would be no easy task. Women's hearts are truly hard to decipher. Just a month ago, she looked at Terry with such deep affection, but now, her gaze was full of cold contempt. If he hadn't witnessed it himself, Ryan wouldn't have believed it. Just then, Ryan's phone rang. "Hello ... I got it." Ryan hung up and looked at Terry.The man stood in the doorway, his back straight as a pine tree. He always maintained a composed and serious demeanor. But his face was dark; his eyes fixed on the direction the girl had gone. "Speak." Sensing Ryan's gaze, Terry slowly pulled his eyes away and looked at him. Ryan immediately said, "Boss, I found out that it was Maya who told Alora that you and she were a perfect match and that Ms. Curran wasn't good enough for you. That's why Ms. Curran got angry and wanted to break off the engagement." Upon hearing this, Terry's face remained stern, but his gaze softened slightly. So, it wasn't that Elaine didn't like him anymore. It was all Alora's doing?Her disgust toward him just now ... was it misplaced anger? Ryan continued, "Boss, Alora sure has some nerve. She's just an adopted daughter, and yet she dares to covet you. Do you want me to teach her a lesson?" "Make sure she knows her place," Terry replied. Terry's face was expressionless. The less emotion he showed, the more terrifying he became. "Yes, Mr. Wilson!" Ryan responded with a respectful nod. ... Elaine drove back to the Curran Residence's "Mid-Hill Villa." Alora was on the balcony, reluctantly packing her things. She had lived in this room since she was born, and now she had to move out. Her heart was filled with bitterness. "Elaine! Everything you've taken from me, I'll get back once I marry into the Wilson family!" Alora clenched her fists. No one could take what belonged to her. Hearing the sound of a car engine, she instinctively looked down. What she saw startled her. Wasn't that her brother's favorite sports car? The car was a Koenigsegg Agera. Terry cherished it so much that he wouldn't let anyone else even touch it. Wasn't Leonardo supposed to be abroad for a competition? Then who was driving it? Alora squinted for a better look, her eyes widening in shock. Elaine! It was actually Elaine! This woman had some nerve to drive Leonardo's car. After the initial shock, a wave of glee surged in Alora's heart. Elaine was in big trouble now. Although Alora was the youngest daughter of the Currans, and her parents and grandmother doted on her, her seven brothers were rather indifferent towards her. Especially Leonardo, who was not only indifferent but also made her feel repelled. And the reason he repelled her ... Thinking of this, Alora was thrilled. Maybe Leonardo would help her kick Elaine out of the Curran family. Then she would remain the only daughter of the Currans and become Terry's rightful fiancée. With this thought, Alora decided she didn't want to move out of the room after all. She wasn't going anywhere. Once Leonardo returns, he could kick that woman out.