Divorce Me Before Death Takes Me, CEO

Chapter 349

Blake’s POV

I watched as she frowned, staring at me without a hint of fear. “Are you here for revenge because I hit your sister?”

She pulled up her phone, showing me archived files. “I have proof Thalia’s been targeting Astrid for months.”

She opened her email and played a video. “When I saw them in the boutique, I contacted the store for security footage.”

“We both know Parker influence runs deep in New York. You can cover things up. But don’t forget, the Australian Parkers and Knox Corporation aren’t exactly powerless.”

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“If you come after me for today, I’ll release everything – all the videos, all the evidence of your sister’s bullying. The world will see what the Parker heiress really does with her time.”

She held my gaze without flinching. “The power behind me is more than capable of following through.”

Watching her stand her ground like a cornered cat with raised hackles, I couldn’t help the slight curve of my lips.

She’d finally learned to protect herself.

I already knew exactly what had happened. The bodyguards I

attire with Rachel. I’d brought Rachel to the mall entrance and asked her to go upstairs to

been training in Australia. I knew her capabilities better than anyone. That’s why I wasn’t worried,

marriage, I always used the “she’s your sister-in-law” excuse to make Audrey tolerate

secondhand, fragments of the truth. I know I didn’t

that was my retribution, not hers. She was the one who suffered. Only by exacting her own revenge could she truly counter the pain they

hint of a smile I couldn’t hide. “Mr. Parker,

off, quickly composing my expression. “Take us to

she asked, surprise

Shouldn’t you apologize?” I turned toward the window, voice deliberately cold. “My grandfather’s at Northern Care. I’m taking you

away, staring out her window. “Fine. I want to see what kind of elder in the Parker family raised such an

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angle, I could only see the back of her

away, unable to stop

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identity and improved physical condition, she remained herself at core the same gentle, kind-hearted woman who still felt deep affection for my