Chapter 115

Debra stared at Andrew. Despite his poor health, he managed the Potter family so well, a truly daunting feat.

“Sir, we’ve brought her over,” a bodyguard announced, leading a seductive woman forward. Debra watched from the sidelines, pretending to sip her drink, anticipating some drama. The woman blushed coyly, her eyes hinting at seduction. Debra recalled seeing this woman downstairs earlier; she had been trying to get close to Jordan but had been rejected.

“Mr. Andrew Potter, did you summon me for something?” The woman’s voice was low and captivating. Debra couldn’t help but sneak a few glances. The woman was practically clinging to Andrew, who remained composed with a cold smile.

“What are you doing? Let go of me!”

The woman’s arms were tightly held, and she was pinned to the ground. Her earlier allure was gone.

“Tell the person behind you,” Andrew said, his voice devoid of warmth, “if they think they can gather the Potter family’s secrets through women, they’re mistaken.” He paused, sneering deviously, “Forget it! My men will inform them.”

The woman, who had been struggling, turned pale. With a gesture from Andrew, the bodyguard seized her by the hair and threw her off. A scream echoed, causing Debra’s heart to tremble. Even if the woman didn’t die, she would be paralyzed. Andrew was truly ruthless. Debra realized it took unconventional measures to command such a large family. This explained why people in these circles quaked at the mention of Andrew. He was inscrutable.

“Ms. Frazier, had enough of the show?” Andrew turned his wheelchair toward Debra, catching her gaze. Debra instinctively looked away, caught red-handed in her curiosity.

“Mr. Andrew Potter, about that woman…”

“Just a high-class plaything,” Andrew said casually, as if he had disposed of garbage, not a person. He continued, a hint of amusement in his tone, “I’ve heard my brother mention you several times. Seems you two are quite close.”

Debra’s heart skipped a beat. She hadn’t detected any smile in Andrew’s eyes. She had approached Jordan initially because of his status and prospects. But even Jordan hadn’t been fooled, let alone Andrew. Thinking back, Andrew’s timing in dealing with that woman was clearly a warning. Despite her racing heart, Debra managed to keep a calm facade. “We’re just classmates and not that close.”

Andrew chuckled and said, “It’s windy up here. Jordan is downstairs. You two can catch up.”