Come on Daddy!

Issac totally believed what Nora said, and summoned up all his courage to drink this cup of wine.
And when he finished the drink, which could decide whether he could survive, it seemed like he no longer had the strength to
support himself.
When Issac dropped his glass, he knelt on the glass floor as well.
Nora saw that Issac was calm when he drank the wine.
"You may go." She whispered to Issac.
After Nora said this, Issac's eyes, which had already been darkened, were rekindled and shining bright.
"Really?" Issac still had some doubts.
"Yes, you can go now," Nora patiently repeated it to him.
Issac raised a particularly bright smile as he confirmed that he didn't hear it wrong.
He got to his feet at once, but knelt down again because his feet were weak, apparently in excess of excitement.
"Send Mr. Sutton away." Seeing that Issac was excited to be released, Nora smiled lightly.
When a person was in the face of death, the desire to survive would be really strong.
And Issac was very timid, so when he was threatened, he would drink the wine quickly.
As soon as he drank the wine, the answer came to Nora's mind.
The man who carried the wine called two men to help Issac down.
And Lillian, who refused to drink, sat on her knees with her head bowed.
Nora walked up to Lillian on her seven-inch red heels and looked down at her, "Don't you want to leave here?"
"I do," she replied, looking up Nora with tears in her eyes. "Ms. Cooper, please let me go. I don't know what I have done to offend
you so you take me here!"

"Lillian, don't put on an act. It won't make me feel any sympathy for you, but makes me feel sick." Nora looked at Lillian's
beautiful face. "You know how vicious you are, don't you?"
"Ms. Cooper, I don't know what you're talking about." Lillian looked innocent, pretending that she knew nothing.
"Don't you know it yet? Then I'll let you know what happened." Nora motioned a man nearby.
The man clapped his hands, and two men in black appeared.
The two men stood behind Lillian, who shuddered at the sight of them.
"Ms. Cooper, what do you want to do?"
"Do what you did to me." Nora looked at the man in uniform, who stepped forward and handed the champagne to Nora.
Nora held up the glass of champagne, shaking it lightly, "Will you drink it yourself or shall I help you?"
"What difference does it make?" Lillian was angry that she had no choice.
"It does. One is you do it yourself, and the other is you are forced to do it. See how much I respect you." Nora curled her lips with
a smile.
"I won't drink it!" Lillian stubbornly refused.
"Lillian, I'm losing my patience. Don't ask for troubles!" Nora was smiling, but her eyes were cold.
Lillian was frightened by the cold in her eyes, and Nora's aura was so strong that she didn't dare to offend her.
Nora held the glass closer to her, forcing her to accept it.
But fear came to Lillian's eyes as she looked at the glass of wine. She gritted her teeth, struggling with conflict.
She slowly reached for the glass of wine, and as her fingertips touched the cold glass, she gave a slight shiver.
Lillian took the wine in her hand, and Nora's eyes were as serene as the sea.
"Drink it and you can leave as well."
Lillian held the glass. She stared at it for a long, long time, until...

However, Lillian dropped the glass in her hand on the glass floor, and the glass shattered into pieces.
The tiny shards even streaked the smooth white skin of Nora's legs, leaving tiny traces of blood that stood out against her fair
skin.
"Nora, don't be dreaming! I know what you want to do to me! I won't drink it!" Lillian looked at Nora with hatred.
"So, you're admitting that you put the drug in my drink the night of the party." Nora said affirmatively.
"I said I don't know what you're talking about! There were so many people drinking with you that night. Why do you accuse me?"
Lillian still denied it.
"If you hadn't put drugs in the wine, you wouldn't have resisted the drink so much today. You are afraid that I might have put
drugs in the wine and that something would happen to you." Nora found the answer after Lillian refused to drink while Issac was
willing to finish it.
Only a man who knew what the drink would cause after drinking would strongly refuse to drink it.
"Nonsense." Lillian remained calm.
"Lillian, I've already given you the chance. If you don't cherish it, then don't blame me for being cruel!" Nora grinned, and her
eyes were malicious.
The man in uniform had already prepared a new glass of champagne and a small brown bottle.
Nora took the bottle, lifted the cap, and poured the transparent liquid into the champagne, which instantly merged with the drink.
Lillian gawked at Nora and realized what would happen.
She sprang up like an angry kitten, trying to grab the drink.
But the two men behind her held her shoulders and stopped her.
Vainly struggling, she stared at Nora with her eyes wide and red.
"Nora! Let go of me!"
Ignoring her yelling, Nora motioned the man to force her mouth open.

She tried to resist, but to no avail.
She could only let Nora pour the wine into her mouth, leaving no drop left.
Nora's face and eyes were as cold as ice. "Lillian, how does it feel to be treated with your bad deeds?"
After making sure she had swallowed the liquor, Nora set Lillian free.
Lillian went down on her knees and scratched her neck with her hands, but it was no use.
"I know it is not for Nathan that you avenged me."
Lillian's eyes widened in astonishment, and mixed feelings flashed across her eyes.
She pressed her lips together, looking sullen, and she said nothing.