CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINE DAHILA'S PROBLEM

　　DAVIS

　　"Why did you knock me like that?"

　　"Why did you call me a bully?"

　　I didn't mean to say that. I didn't mean to call her a bully. I was just... I know she's not a bully. I'm still investigating to everything that happened in her school but I know that she's not a bully.

　　I don't accuse her for fighting for herself. I was applauding her when I heard it and saw it on the news.

　　But I was scared because of her image to the mass media and she is pregnant. I had to leave everything I was doing in order to come save her at the station. I didn't like the way she was taken by the bodyguards in company of the cops.

　　Neither did I like the way the reporter was speaking to her. "I want her fired." I had called the broadcasting industry few hours earlier, "You won't fire her? How about I close the company when I withdraw my sponsorship? You know you won't stand out for too long when that happens."

　　"I will fire her."