The Broken-hearted She And The Icy He

Chapter 24 The Mistress Exposed

The photos and videos of Lily walking out of John’s villa had been posted online by Elsa.

She knew John would protect her and would never defend Lily, so she had no qualms about steering public opinion to paint Lily as the mistress.

Her hatred for Lily ran deep. She longed to see her disgraced and humiliated, so she kept a close eye on the online buzz and naturally saw the video too.

Still, no matter how close she was with Mathilda, there were some cards she would never lay on the table.

Just like how she would never admit that she was the one who orchestrated the whole thing–even if Mathilda had already guessed it.

And Mathilda would never tell her that in just over ten days, Lily and James would be registering their marriage. She was afraid word would somehow get back to John and cause trouble. After all, the Ginger family had already accepted a one hundred million yuan bride price from the Luke family. Lily had to marry that vegetative man!

Elsa looked away from Mathilda’s phone screen and, suppressing the corners of her mouth that were starting to rise, said calmly, “That rotting garbage looked disgusting. Lily probably smells terrible right now.”

“Definitely reeks!”

Mathilda smirked. “But someone like Lily–a fake, a piece of trash–deserves to rot and stink!”

“If Lily hadn’t stolen my parents and my three brothers and taken my rightful place as the Ginger family’s daughter, I wouldn’t have suffered so much! I’ll never let that thieving bitch off the hook!”

Elsa didn’t respond right away.

She didn’t actually agree with Mathilda’s version of events.

she was six. That had nothing

the richest family in the country had initially wanted to adopt

If Lily had been adopted by them, she’d probably be one of Capital City’s most glamorous

a fuss, crying and pleading

Lily ended up being adopted by the selfish and scheming Ginger family. That way, Lily suffered all those years of pain and

she hated Lily the most, there was no chance she’d ever defend

her words, “Lily really shouldn’t have stolen what

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thinking about all the hardship you endured in

Elsa even teared up a little and sniffled, as if she truly felt sorry

Lily’s to blame

Elsa had hoped,

off to the countryside, I never had

luxury, getting the best education, cherished by my parents and brothers! If she hadn’t stolen my family, would she have gotten into college at fifteen and

know what, I should post those school videos of Lily online–let everyone see how low

Mathilda pulled up an

than four years ago,

tricked Lily into going in, then locked her

dehydrated, starving, and barely conscious, Mathilda barged in with a gang of girls. They tore at Lily’s clothes and

planned to strip Lily

Lily suddenly snapped and smashed a glass bottle that someone had left in the