Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Chapter 1377 Lisbeth Camdon

“Don’t worry. You’re now the Silverstein Family’s second daughter. Nobody will doubt you. Do you remember that they looked at the report of your DNA test with their very own eyes?” Someone on the other end of the line had a soft, female voice.

“What if they request a retest? Then, what am I going to do?” Bonnie’s hands trembled as she clutched the phone in her fearful grip.

“No, they won’t because they’ve been looking for you for years, and I know they’ll shower you with double the amount of affection to make up for the lost time. So, from now on, avoid overcrowded banquets. All that is required of you is to continue acting as though you are the second daughter in the Silverstein Family to eventually obtain half of their assets. You’ll feel like a winner when you finally achieve your goals.”

“Do you think I can get five billion?”

“Even if you don’t have five billion, three billion is enough to make a fortune. This is a corporation owned by the Silverstein Family that has been around for a century, and while I am unsure of their precise value in today’s market, the Silverstein Family has promised that they will leave you half of any inheritance. Just be patient and wait for the right moment!”

“Are you positive that the Silverstein Family’s second daughter is no longer alive? What if that girl eventually returns home and reveals her true identity? I will be charged with a crime if my identity is revealed.”

now a common person excluded from high-society circles. No matter how hard she tries, she will never know who she really is.” The

a second parent because you provided me with everything I have right now.” Bonnie addressed the person on the other end of the line

don’t forget who you were before this! How can you possibly compare your life as the second daughter

“I-I didn’t do anything!”

Didn’t you chase that maid, Courtney, out of the house? You accused her of stealing. What did that maid do to

earn my parents’ approval,

grateful for what you have! Don’t make things difficult for me and do your best to

got it, Aunt Lisbeth.” Bonnie addressed the

forget to transfer me the

replied in

was successful. However, after his death, her son was arrested for gambling debts, and her life went downhill rapidly. She had fallen from her former status as a wealthy wife and was now running a restaurant as her