No longer a pushover

Chapter 464

Xenia's voice trembled with fear as she shouted, "Noelle, what nonsense are you talking about? My dad is already dead!"

She was afraid the Liddells had found something, as she had always believed she was safe. After all, if Sean had not contacted her himself, she would not have known he was still alive.

With that in mind, Xenia thought there was no way the Liddells could have known, either. Yet, the fact that Donovan had secretly been investigating the car accident all these years sent chills down her spine.

Xenia wondered if Donovan had found anything and whether the person who had hacked her phone a few days ago was Noelle or Donovan.

Noelle smirked as she watched Xenia's face turn pale. So even this bitch could get scared, huh? She had hidden the truth for so many years and had never expected that the Liddells were still digging into that car accident!

Donovan frowned and spoke up, "Noelle, Xenia's father is already dead. There's no way he could be a suspect."

"If the accident was suspicious from the start, then maybe the person who supposedly died didn't actually die," Noelle said, staring straight at Xenia. "What do you think?"

"M-My dad is dead! Noelle, you're saying this on purpose, and it's way too cruel. If my dad somehow survived that accident, then wouldn't that mean your parents could've survived, too?"

insist Sean was dead-no matter what.

emotion as she said, "Donovan, Noelle can insult me all she wants, but she

turned to Noelle and snapped, "You're going

Sean was being called a dead man. After all, he was very much

Do you actually think he's still alive? If anything, I'd

her eyes at her. "It's just a suspicion. Why? Feeling

not guilty. I just think what

your parents that year, and I lost my

deliberately put on a strong, understanding facade. Deep down, she let out

like

everything by now.. Yet, Noelle had not mentioned a word, which could only meanshe had

Mrs. Cantrell, the so-called 'Queen of the Media,' who made sure

her past life, the Liddells

you see now? I've been going easy on you all this time.