A Second Chance with the CEO After Divorce

Chapter 282:

Her voice trailed off as she peered at her phone, her eyes shimmering with malice. “Imagine if Belinda and that college student were to have a car accident tonight. Even if they survive, the news will spread. Everyone will hear about Belinda’s secret rendezvous with a young man in the dead of night. Rumors will swirl that Belinda is already on the lookout for a new romance, just days after her split from Kristopher. At that point, even if Kristopher retains any affection for her, he’ll have to distance himself to protect his own reputation.” She paused, lifting her head with a look of cold deliberation. “Moreover, if Belinda is left disabled by the accident, she’ll become a figure of pity, shunned by all.”

Jessa was speechless, her mind reeling from the darkness of Cathy’s plan. She gazed at Cathy’s beautiful, serene face, a realization dawning on her that perhaps she had never truly known Cathy at all.

“Cathy…” Her voice trailed off, laden with a mix of confusion and revelation. When had Cathy become so ruthless?

“What are you just standing there for?” Cathy’s gaze sliced through the air, icy and sharp as she noticed Jessa’s troubled expression. “Make the call now. If we delay any longer, they’ll be gone!”

Jessa’s lips tightened into a thin line as she reluctantly grabbed the phone. “Alright, alright…” she muttered.

dashed into the corridor and urgently dialed the leader of the men in black. “Ram

the sleek Maserati ahead. “Are you sure? We can’t

worry. We’re handling the expenses

of transportation options, and Fred, just a college student from a small village, didn’t have much money either. What kind of luxury car

long, deliberate drag from his cigarette

what’s new

phone aside

“Kristopher.”

black Maserati, Belinda sat beside the driver, her eyes fixed on the pursuing vehicle in the rearview mirror.

behind the wheel long, Belinda’s past as nearly a professional racer gave her a keen understanding of the acceleration patterns of the car chasing them. “They’re speeding up. If we don’t pick up our pace in the next five