Submitting To My Billionaire Ex-Wife by Allison Mild

Chapter 213

Anthony remained silent for a brief moment.

Admittedly, he was infuriated when he saw the video.

Quincey’s actions were reckless, yet Andrea, the instigator, was far more reprehensible.

Several times, the thought of involving the police crossed his mind, but each time, the memory of Andrea’s tearful recount of her struggles to secure a donor for Lauraine while overseas held him back.

Owing Andrea a favor meant he was now bound to assist her.

In a voice that was barely above a whisper, rough and slightly parched, Anthony said, “Genevieve, Andrea’s actions were indefensible, but that doesn’t mean we should lock her away. After all, she played a part in saving

Lauraine’s life-”

Genevieve cut him off sharply, her voice dripping with scorn, “That’s your reasoning? Let’s not forget that, I too played a part in saving Lauraine. But, how quickly you forget the name of the donor, clinging instead to your gratitude toward Andrea. You cherish her for the life she saved, yet you overlook the sacrifice my family made. Be careful, Anthony, this decision might be one you’ll live to regret.”

With those words, she ended the call abruptly.

Anthony attempted to reach out again only to be met with silence.

After the call, Genevieve sent a message to Jasper before carelessly tossing her phone onto the sofa, unintentionally hitting Goldie on the head.

Goldie looked up, seemingly offended. Adorned in a golden faux fur outfit chosen by Genevieve that mirrored its natural coat, Goldie appeared exceptionally endearing.

The outfit was a perfect fit, restoring Goldie’s confidence and dignity.

At Genevieve’s clapping, Goldie bounded over, tail wagging in joy.

Meanwhile, Anthony stepped out of the penthouse, aware of Genevieve’s fury but resolved to make amends to Monica in other ways.

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Despite recognizing Andrea’s vile nature, he knew he had to patiently wait for the right moment to address her

actions.

The following day, Andrea was washed over with a sense of relief, confident that Anthony would not turn her

over.

It seemed to her that Genevieve held little significance to Anthony.

Carrying soup made by Abigail, she headed to the hospital in high spirits.

circulating on various building screens and online, igniting public discourse.

her car, a call from Abigail came through. “Stay out of the

now!”

at first, Andrea noticed the change in the bystanders‘ demeanors, facing their scorn and

vicious.

She’s absolutely crazy!”

she approached the hospital’s entrance, a sense of dread

with water from a half–empty bottle thrown from the

Andrea shielded her head, looking around in

one

etched on her face, Andrea vowed, “I’ll find out

those words, she ascended the stairs, feeling

rant. “Genevieve has lost it. How dare she publicize my image? It’s a violation of my rights. Her fall has nothing to do with me. I merely voiced my displeasure. Andrea is the one

as a sudden realization

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and Quincey in a negative

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Andrea opened the video.

onlooker, and displayed on the largest shopping mall’s

Acocester.

Quincey’s disdainful outburst upon noticing Monica

selling to anyone now? How dare she wear the same outfit as me? Who does she think she is? Some filthy beggar deserving of respect? Ridiculous! She couldn’t possibly afford it. Strip her of that dress, and kick

captured for all to

action with a sneer, “What are you waiting for? She’s just an old hag. On the other hand,

watched the playback, her complexion turned ghostly white, as though she had been drained of all

blood.

pushed Monica in the back right as she was about to descend the stairs, causing Monica

video ended abruptly

initially brushed off the incident, confident that Anthony’s presence would mitigate any fallout.

of the video thrust her into an

turned ashen.

surveillance video vividly captured her arrogant demeanor, sparking a barrage

the first time I’ve seen such haughty elitism from

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indeed!]

this akin to first–degree