How a Dying Woman Rewrote Her Epilogue

Chapter 515

Sylvie understood exactly what Selma meant.

She simply handed over the apple and said coolly, "Jarrod treats me well. I have no reason to play any games with him."

Selma frowned. "We're at a critical stage now. Even the smallest mistake could ruin everything, and we need to handle the lawsuit as smoothly as possible."

Letting things escalate would do her more harm than good.

Besides, she had no idea how many charges Elodie was looking to pin on her.

The uncertainty gnawed at her.

Sylvie finally let her frustration show, furrowing her brow. "I know. Jarrod's already hired a lawyer. I'll try to sound Elodie out and see where she stands."

The next day, Elodie received a call from Sylvie's attorney.

He said Sylvie wanted to meet and discuss a few "terms."

Elodie turned him down flat.

She had only one message: "We'll talk in court."

The lawyer didn't press her.

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