His unwanted wife, the world’s coveted genius by Derk Blaylock

Chapter 289:

Kylee’s expression grew even more tense. “But… But…”

Seeing this, Belinda asked, “What’s the matter? Are you reluctant to help me?”

“No, not at all, I—I just…” Kylee stuttered, struggling to articulate her reservations.

Belinda gazed at her, batting her eyelashes innocently. “Didn’t you just say it’s natural for a sister to help her younger sister? This is the only method I can see to make Verena face consequences without damaging my relationship with Lucas. Kylee, can’t you help me with this?”

Kylee found herself at a loss for words. She believed she was now trapped in a difficult position. Helping Belinda was never her genuine intention. If she released the surveillance footage herself, all the advantages would go to Belinda. Moreover, it would surely sour Lucas’ perception of her. What was in it for her then?

Damn it! Handling Belinda was proving increasingly challenging now.

After a brief pause, Kylee proposed a new idea. “Belinda, how about this? You can still be the one to post this on social media. If Mr. Clark holds you accountable, I’ll step in and clear things up for you.”

you think I’m blind to your

charades. To be blunt, Kylee was merely attempting to use her. The strategy was obvious—Kylee wanted her to post the footage, incite Lucas’ anger, and create a rift between them. At the same time, Kylee could discredit Verena and permanently label her as

a double

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drive back into Kylee’s hands, her voice devoid of emotion. “Take your USB back. Stay out of my affairs from now

see fit. There’s no

She had only taken a few steps when Kylee called out after her, “Belinda, are you really going to let Verena clear her

but didn’t turn around. “That’s for me to worry

giving Kylee

through Kylee’s eyes. She had not anticipated Belinda rejecting her proposal like this. Without Belinda using the USB, it

it would only end up benefiting Belinda and complicating her own situation. She was not foolish enough to let that