Let’s start all over again,shall we?

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Timmothy pondered momentarily before speaking up, “Help you remove Ronald’s arm?”

Maggie remained silent.

Maggie couldn’t help but complain, “Is this what you call helping?”

She really fell for his trick!

After discussing for a while, the group couldn’t come up with any conclusions. The decline of the Camerons was inevitable. It was just a matter of time.

Listening to Timmothy’s proposed ideas, Maggie became completely silent.

This person probably had some kind of rebellious personality. It seemed. that those bloody scenes always inexplicably excite him.

“Let’s find Olivia an extramarital affair,” Leo said calmly, proposing an inconsequential idea.

Timmothy’s eyes brightened slightly. “That’s a good idea. Ronald might just be driven to death by this mother and son trio.”

Maggie pondered for a moment. “It would be even better if this person also had some abilities.”

“I know a candidate. He used to be with Olivia, but she dumped him because of his family’s poor condition. Now, he’s doing quite well for himself and seems to have some skills,” Leo said calmly, clearly well- versed in the history of the Camerons‘ members.

“Who’s he?”

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handed it to Maggie..

Maggie glanced over the information briefly. Wilson didn’t have at particularly impressive background, but he had made a name for himself. Although he wasn’t from a prestigious family, he had managed to achieve considerable wealth and status.

The most important thing was that he was dumped by Olivia back then. Out of love turned into resentment, he later married, and although his wife passed away some years ago, their marriage seemed affectionate. Hel seemed like a suitable candidate.

“We don’t know if Mr. Zamora would be willing. We can’t force him into. anything. Shall we arrange a casual meeting instead?” Maggie suggested.

Leo nodded. “Let’s find an opportunity for them to meet. That way, we’ll know after giving it a try.”

The group discussed lively topics, with the conversation drifting into increasingly absurd territory. Yet, the atmosphere was surprisingly lighthearted.

Not long after, the medicine was ready.

hitting her throat directly. The heavy texture, combined with the bitterness, almost made her

that she couldn’t bear it. It was purely a physiological reaction. After drinking a pouch, Maggie felt terrible. Tears welled up in her eyes, making her look pitiful.

would have to drink this stuff every day from now on, and not just once, but twice a day!

expression, Timmothy

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at him, her gaze carrying a rare

a renowned family of alternative medicine, so it was easy to imagine what he had relied on to

years.

eyebrow, a faint flush appearing on his pale face. “What’s

Maggie was speechless.

left, Maggie still felt the lingering bitterness in her mouth, which also seemed to

arrived at the hotel lobby wearing a thick mask and a duckbill cap.

played by Maggie was still on display. Sierra’s gaze turned fierce.

an outcast while Maggie was living so comfortably and enjoying so much praise?

dignity. Who knows how long it will take for this to

with a thug–like appearance walked

His face

stuff?” Sierra asked bluntly.

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Sierra handed him two stacks of cash. The man couldn’t help but whistle and

embarrassed. Sierra’s face

creepily, then turned

remained seated at the table, seething

objected, and he had found a local from the market whose conditions

for her was a man in his fifties who had lost two wives under mysterious circumstances. His family

depth to him, and his wealth might

had seen her photos and videos and didn’t mind her previous scandals. He offered a price

course, the price was significantly lower than

but he didn’t have much

wanting to marry her to someone like that made Sierra’s heart

a lot of effort from her mother to help her escape

implicated and his safety was being thoroughly investigated, she had nowhere to go and

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