Rebirth Of Vengeance

Chapter 13

Natalie was sure she'd misheard Easton accusing her of scheming against Emma. But the sting on her arm said otherwise.

She'd thought about this thing, but now it was too much to handle. 'Am I always going to fall for Jennifer's tricks, even with a second chance? If that is true, maybe I should just give up,' she thought to herself. Easton's voice came through the phone, cold and accusatory. "Natalie, are you even listening? Why would you plot against Mrs. Spencer?"

"Loud and clear," Natalie replied, her voice dripping with sarcasm. "But who's spreading these lies about me?"

Easton's anger roared back at her. "Murray found evidence that you pushed Mrs. Spencer into the water. That's why she's hurt. Natalie, can't you go a day without causing trouble?"

her eyes narrowing. "Easton, do you have to blame me for everything? Screw you. I'm done with this conversation." She hung

phone, astounded. Natalie's statement hung in the air, leaving everyone

talking about? She was accusing me of wronging her? But there's video evidence from

do such a thing?" She continued, "Did

Jennifer's eyes as she exclaimed inwardly, 'I've

edge, Jennifer. She can't stand Easton's attention towards you. That's just her nature. She's not my daughter to me now. We can't have this affect our family. Jennifer, you'll talk to Mr. Spencer tomorrow and sort this out." Jennifer nodded, feigning sorrow. "Alright, Dad. Natalie's being really childish. Her actions are dragging both the Spencer and Simpson families into the mud." She stressed the Spencer name, and as expected, Easton's expression grew even darker. Wendy looked at Nick, remembering what Natalie had revealed. After three months of observation and two paternity tests, it was clear Jennifer wasn't Nick's child. Natalie had deceived her leaving Wendy deeply disappointed in her own daughter. Taking a deep breath,

in his eyes. "Wendy, don't push yourself too hard. You're not in good health. Let Jennifer handle

want to see Natalie, who was causing a rift in their family. "Fine. I don't really want to see her, after all. I had