Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

Chapter 695 Violeta's Wishes

Ophelia smirked. "Is that so? Then why did you keep those videos of me?"

Zelena froze, unable to respond.

When Ophelia first began investigating Zelena, she had hired a hacker at a hefty price to hack Zelena's computer.

That was where she found the videos Zelena had secretly saved.

Watching those videos had been like a dagger to Ophelia's heart.

If Zelena had truly felt guilty, she would've deleted them long ago. The fact that Zelena had kept those videos could only mean one thing-she was planning to use them against Ophelia in the future. There was no other explanation. Since Zelena had gone so far, there was no way Ophelia would just sit back and do nothing. She wasn't that easy to push around.

Ophelia picked up the bowl of hot oatmeal next to her and began forcefully shoving spoonfuls of the oatmeal into Zelena's mouth. Even though it was scalding, she didn't care. Zelena tried to resist, but Ophelia kept pushing it in until the corners of her mouth were burned. Zelena whimpered, but there was nothing she could do.

until she had fed

Zelena's cheek and said, "Don't worry, Lena. I'll be visiting you often. After all, we're besties, aren't we? You said so yourself. I won't

in the next moment, Ophelia's expression darkened. She grabbed a fistful of Zelena's hair, her voice dropping to a menacing whisper. "Don't even think about telling anyone what's

wave, I'll make sure of it. Let's see how long it takes for you to completely

you better live a long life-I'll be

strands of hair that had come loose in her grip

month

of the reality show Violeta

debut on a reality show, and the ratings were through the roof. It instantly became the top show in its time slot, with a massive lead over its competitors. The two-hour episode ended with

by a tranquil lake, sipping coffee with two literary giants. The atmosphere was calm, peaceful, and filled

do you have any life advice you'd like to share with your fans?"

camera. Finally, with a soft smile, she said, "I wouldn't call