Chapter 88

But who could have imagined that behind it all lay a web of intricate schemes?

No wonder when she returned to the collector, hoping to buy back the Tri-Glaze Pottery, she was told it had already been sold!

Her body trembled more violently, yet her gaze at Cynthia Lynwood was terrifyingly calm.

"I need to see Aaron."

"Why do you still cling to hope?" Cynthia Lynwood caressed the Tri-Glaze Pottery

in her hands. "Serena, my patience is wearing thin. If you don't sign, I'll smash this Tri-Glaze Pottery to pieces."

"This is your father's legacy. Can you bear to see it destroyed?"

Serena squinted her eyes. "What did you say?"

Cynthia Lynwood replied, "I'll count to three, and if you still refuse..."

"No need to count," Serena interrupted. "I agree!"

A triumphant smile appeared on Cynthia Lynwood's face. "Serena, at least you know when to concede. Sign it."

"Wait!" Serena called out. "I have a condition."

"What condition?"

closer. I can

"Cynthia!" Matthew interjected anxiously.

glanced at Serena, noting her hand was cuffed. She was confident Serena couldn't cause any trouble. Rising from her wheelchair, she moved cautiously

"Let Aaron see me."

has no desire to see you. Let go

sudden gust of wind rushed towards

neck was gripped tightly by a

sensation of suffocation

"Se...Se..."

around Cynthia Lynwood's neck, her gaze coldly fixed on Matthew. "Don't come any closer, or I'll

delicate, as if it would break with

frozen,

tried to soothe Serena. "Murder is a

the brink of death; do you think I care?" Serena's voice was icy. "Bring

from Serena

her head in painful

breath.

he rushed out of the operating

was momentarily at a

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