See You Never, Mr. Lamont by Coral

Chapter 5 Is This What You Wanted?

Large tears rolled down Rosalie’s face. “Edmond, see? She’s always like this, causing harm to others but acting innocent, pretending as if she’s the victim.”

Edmond looked at Rosalie’s wound. Recalling what his assistant told him, his brows furrowed severely.

Rosalie was the Clayton family’s only daughter. At the funeral, when Claudia blamed Rosalie, her words reached the Claytons ears. He heard they were preparing to sue Claudia,

And with a wound like this, searring was highly likely. The Clayton family certainly wouldn’t just let it go.

Thinking of the Clayton family’s methods, Edmond frowned slightly.

He looked at Claudia, his gaze growing colder. “Apologize.”

“What did you say?”

Apologize?

Claudia couldn’t believe her ears. “It was clearly her own fault for crashing into…”

“If not for you, she wouldn’t have crashed into the fish tank.” Edmond’s eyes darkened. His tone was icy cold.

So he had seen what happened.

Was she supposed to not dodge and let Rosalie bully her instead?

This was blatant favoritism.

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Claudia’s heart shook violently. She gradually turned to look at Edmond. For the first time, she felt his handsome features were frighteningly unfamiliar.

She looked at Edmond as if looking at an executioner. “What if I don’t apologize?”

“Then you’ll never be able to leave the Lamont’s place again.” Edmond’s tone was indifferent as if stating something perfectly ordinary.

This held two implications.

One was that Claudia could forget about divorcing him. Her life would be worse than death. The other was that the Lamont family would take revenge on her forever.

She really hadn’t expected Edmond could be so ruthless.

Claudia felt as if her heart had been slashed open, and the wind would rush in with every breath, cold and painful.

The might of the Lamont family and the Clayton family was something she truly could not contend against.

After all, she was merely a loner, wasn’t she?

She looked at Edmond with bloodshot eyes, resolute.

“Fine, I apologize.”

She suddenly laughed.

laughed, she

“Rosalie, I’m sorry.”

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she was saying, “Grandma, I’m sorry. Your granddaughter

I will definitely avenge

her apology was like a steel knife piercing her or ga

pain this dull seemed to be

in front of this ba stard

confronting the teardrops in her

longer able to remain, she stag gered away. Just then, someone walked

“Ms. Lloyd.”

in

death?” Edmond’s voice came from behind,

What did this mean?

be he was truly

Claudia’s heart thumped violently.

her words?” she

the caregiver’s words, then there

and asked the caregiver, “You

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so quiet that one could hear

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heartbeat. Her heart seemed

nervous caregiver, gently reassuring her, “Don’t be afraid. Repeat what you

encouraged, the caregiver took a deep breath. Her face flushed as she said, “No,

heart instantly sank to the

left, my grandmother collapsed. Why are you changing your words

that at all. What is

smugness, Edmond’s coldness, the caregiver’s words. It was like a basin of cold water had been poured

threatening you?” Claudia tried hard to stay

accuse Ms. Clayton. I really can’t do something that goes against my conscience. I also can’t afford to offend the Clayton family…

bowed deeply to

suddenly felt cold, from her soles to her thighs, from

her eyes grew sore. But the latter only avoided her gaze, not speaking

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caregiver had no intention of telling the truth

dared bring the caregiver here to confront her. They had arranged this trap carly on, just waiting for her to fall

eyes bloodshot.

betrayal meant one less piece of evidence for

given quite a lot

words frightened the caregiver so much that her legs went soft and she almost kneeled

what you say. I didn’t take any money. Rather, you should

you planning to make a full confession?” Hiding to the side, Rosalie trembled with