All Her Secrets By Chestnut

Chapter 9 Three Pieces of Papers
In the face of Rachael’s and her son’s threats, Catherine looked calm. Her expression did not change even a bit.
It was as if she had expected all this to happen. Catherine took out another piece of A4 paper neatly folded from her pocket.

It was the “Law of Succession” earlier. What was it now?

This piece of paper was for Rachael.

As Catherine handed the paper to her, Rachael reached out to take it. At a look at it, she almost fainted from anger.

[Declaration To Terminate Parent-Child Relationship]

The girl was truly ruthless!

Catherine looked lightly at Rachael. Compared to how angry Rachael looked with a flushed face, Catherine was clearly much calmer.

“You are only my biological parents. I will cooperate anytime if you want to terminate your parent-child relationship with me. Leonel gave me this. He said you only need to sign on it!”

After speaking to Rachael, Catherine turned her eyes to Johnathan slowly.

bone-chilling coldness and spookiness, but the smile on her face was

in fear. He swallowed nervously and spoke only after moistening his throat, “Why are you looking

owned this mansion. If you terminate your relationship with me, you will be the

so calm. It was as if this had nothing to

so scared that he almost

in the country girl’s eyes

was literally fuming.

the ungrateful brat is

brows furrowed, Korbin fixed

a coincidence. The girl seemed to have predicted

was just an ignorant and stupid girl from the countryside. Could she have someone behind her back

of thousands of dollars. It was worth up to tens of billions of

by one of the Swanns. It would

to hold a press conference for the society to determine who

need for that!” Catherine stopped Korbin’s words

Catherine was scared and had therefore decided to

must be scared out

However…

for an exclusive

The International Economics?

Korbin had never been invited for an interview with them. He couldn’t believe

that he was

who was abnormally agitated, Catherine smiled playfully. There was a trace of decisiveness in