Her Hidden Crowns (Suzanne and Austin)

Her Hidden Crowns Ch 149

Chapter 149

Austin slammed his palm against the bedside table with such force that the decorative items on top trembled.

His eyes narrowed coldly. "The Yates family do they really think no one is

onto them just because I haven't made a move yet?"

He had already taken the land they wanted, yet they still didn't know when to stop. Since that was the case, they shouldn't blame him for being merciless,

Suzanne knew Austin was angry, but she didn't want him to intervene in this matter just yet.

She set down her cup and looked at him, shaking her head. "I'll handle the Yates family myself"

Austin regarded her disapprovingly. "You don't know how to be ruthless."

Suzanne was too soft-

hearted. That was why she had been bullied by Henry and his family for so long. Even now, after everything they had done, she still hesitated to retaliate

She shook her head and rose from the bed, slowly walking toward the window. Her cold, steady voice broke the silence. "Yates Corporation only exists today because of my grandparents' support"

But Henry seemed to have forgotten that. The moment wealth and status came into play, so did greater temptations, and eventually, he lost his original valves:

met Austin's gaze with a rare sharp glint in her eyes. “Yates Corporation was

them any mercy."

the years had already shattered any hope of reconciliation.

severed their

of the Lloyd

Gabriel were here, he would recognize

Suzanne shook

tear each other apart. They're just stepping stones for me

time, Suzanne

agreement, Austin's tense expression eased slightly. He stood up. "Get some rest. I need to head

the rack and

delaying his work, so she didn't stop him. "Go ahead Drive

Austin nodded knowingly.

walk out the door, warmth flickered in Suzanne's cold

Todd lay sprawled on

groan echoed in Frankie's ears as he

his expression dark and ominous as he glared at the three members of the

all stood humbly

full of forced

basket down on the table, his voice full of flattery “Mr. Lloyd,