The Ceo’s Convict Wife by Jennifer Mike

Chapter 25

Rosalie had not anticipated encountering Yvette again so soon.

Yvette’s appearance hadn’t changed since the first time Rosalie had laid eyes on her. She remained stunning, her makeup meticulous, and her attire high fashion. A celebrity within the entertainment circle, she was veritably a socialite of the city.

Even in those times when she ordered the extraction of Rosalie’s fingernails during her imprisonment, Yvette maintained her delicate and elegant appearance. She sported designer clothes that seemed out of place within the grim confines of the prison.

She looked so bright and dazzling.

However, it was this socialite, this embodiment of nobility in the eyes of others, who commanded the removal of Rosalie’s own nails and carried out such cruel torments with a venomous voice.

She became an enduring nightmare haunting Rosalie.

Beside Yvette stood Meredith, who spotted Rosalie and promptly sneered, ‘Well, well, well, look who we have here. Isn’t she the lovely culprit who brought harm to your sister, Yvette? How poetic that she’s toiling as a sanitary worker now.”

Rosalie’s face turned pale, and she remained silent. She lowered her head and continued to clean up the garbage on the floor.

“You truly have no shame. If I were responsible for causing someone’s sister’s demise in a car accident, I’d likely be in tears. fervently seeking forgiveness on my knees upon encountering them. Yet here you are, as composed as can be,” Meredith continued her derisive commentary.

Summoning a deep breath, Rosalie lifted her head slowly. Tve already paid the price,” she declared, her gaze steady as she addressed both of them.

-For an unfounded accusation, she had endured three years of imprisonment, the revocation of her lawyer’s license, untold

hardships within the confines of a cell, and upon release, she could only secure a job as a sanitary worker.

had been irrevocably altered. The price she had paid

serving three years in jail is a price? My sister lost her life, Rosalie,” Yvette retorted in a frigid

Rosalie responded calmly. She had already faced the worst that life had to offer and lost everything. As far as she was concerned,

gaze remained fixed on Rosalie, who donned the bright orange workwear of

her once-vibrant black hair. Although her facial delicacy remained. her eyes bore a vacant expression. The hands that gripped the broom had roughened, a testament to the toil she had come to know all too

initial encounter when she had first laid eyes on Rosalie. At that time, she had been amazed by the smooth fairness of Rosalie’s hands. Even her nails had

now gripped a rough, soiled broom instead of an

that your hand hasn’t been completely disabled. I was too lenient with you last

objectifying

her grasp on the

nothing to each other anymore. Don’t let your

Chapter 25

Yvette remarked, her ire ignited by the recollection of how

family had been profoundly rattled upon discovering that Jonathan was the one who took down the advertisements. They were

apparent compliance with the planned engagement between their families as

that’s the case, you might want to convey those sentiments to my sister instead. There’s no need to direct them at me. I still

it weren’t for you, Zachary’s proposal projection advertising for Yvette would’ve never been taken down. You killed Jonathan’s fiancée, and he’s targeted the Xanthos family for

She didn’t expect Jonathan

managed to escape from William had also been

He held dominion over the expansive Youngblood Group, an entity that no one dared challenge. His proclamations held the weight of royal decrees within the

substantial history with Jonathan.

was Jonathan’s influence that had spurred Zachary to hasten their breakup. Moreover, in Strico, no attorney dared to represent

despite her suffering within the prison,