Side Chick Era... Over

Loving Mom 365

Chapter 365

Xavier turned to Sharon. “Sharon… how do you plan to deal with those guys? If you’d like, I can cause some trouble for their families. Block a few major orders… Even if you want them bankrupt, that’s not exactly hard.”

Nate scoffed, his tone dripping with mockery. “Hah. And here I thought Sharon was something special. Turns out you’re just waiting for a man to fight your battles.”

Sharon glanced at him, her eyes cool. “Relax. Even if I didn’t rely on anyone, I’d still make sure justice is served.”

Then, she turned to Xavier. “I have everything I need. Evidence of their DUIs, hit-and-runs, assault, fights… even forcing girls against their will. What I need from you is simple. Just make sure no one shuts it down when it goes public. That’s enough.”

She’d swallowed her humiliation at Theo’s birthday party. But forgiveness? No. That was never part of the plan.

For a long time, she’d quietly been gathering evidence against those spoiled, arrogant heirs.

And now… the timing was perfect.

Xavier’s gaze slid lazily over Carter and Nate. “Easy enough. No matter how powerful someone thinks they are… they can’t bury the truth forever.”

nodded lightly, then looked down at Matty. “Matty… is there anything else you

his head. “No. Sharon… let’s go home. I want to eat your

soft smile tugged

held Matty’s hand and walked out of the

curved in that signature

couldn’t stand up for Sharon… I will. From now on, everything about

darkened instantly. His gaze, sharp as a hawk, snapped toward Xavier-only

with Xavier right behind them… something

of them looked unbearably like a

Biggs family estate mansion glowed brightly under

the sofa, her face pulled into a tight scowl as she stared at Carter’s imposing figure. Her brows

stage. I told Theo to stay away from you because I didn’t want him causing more trouble. I was thinking about you, wasn’t

normal. Are you seriously telling me you came running back like a child yourself when you were a kid

dropped an octave. “Mom… he’s five. Five. The entire class isolated him, and

“Please. Look at the families in that kindergarten. None of them are worth much. Theo isn’t going to be there long. There’s no point making friends with those kids