The Deadly Assassin Robin by Tristan Storm

Chapter 700 Go Against the World for You

Chapter 700 Go Against the World for You

Inside the Lynch Mansion, the silence was as suffocating as hell itself.

The scene where Catherine ruthlessly killed Wren caused every guest in the room to have their hearts.

race.

The terrifying sight of her actions nearly made them lose their breath.

She deserved her reputation as the legendary, cold-blooded heiress of the Westeria Residence.

They had witnessed firsthand the true nature of the vicious witch from the third generation of the Brighton Royal Houses.

Everyone understood why Catherine had done this. It was in response to Wren's malicious online expose of Robin's alleged 'secret recordings' the day before.

Although the online post was short-lived, it had a huge impact.

As a law graduate student, the video she posted under the banner of advocating for rights carried a much greater influence.

The public had initially rallied behind her, supporting her supposed quest for justice.

But after the truth came out, there was nothing left but anger and disgust.

Grief nearly drove Marie insane.

She pointed at Catherine and yelled angrily. "What gives you the right to kill my daughter?

Just because you're the heiress of the Westeria Residence, does that mean you have the power to decide who lives and who dies?"

Catherine coldly wiped the dripping blood from the blade onto Wren's clothes and glanced at Marie wit detached eyes.

"Your daughter has no manners. She slanders and defames others-does her status give her the right to do

Tve gathered intel from the information department," Catherine continued, her voice steady but fierce. "Wren has been using vile tactics to gain attention online for years. She creates lies, tarnishes reputations. and pretends to be weak and pitiful while calling for justice to gain sympathy and followers.

"Her usual tricks include fake claims of secret filming, harassment, and disgusting lies about receiing love confessions through calls and letters!

"You question why I killed your daughter? Why didn't you stop her deeds earlier? "Robin never filmed her, so why did she maliciously expose him with false accusations? Her rights were never violated. Why did she pretend to be a victim and fight for justice? "She thought slapping the label of perverted man on Robin could win sympathy and support. "Who gave her the right to deceive, exploit, and be arrogant?" Catherine's voice grew sharper.

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think she's entitled to act this way because she's young, pretty, and the illegitimate child of

she claims to

control of the narrative, does she think she can

such indecent background-what makes her think she has the moral high ground to accuse those she deems lowly' and 'unsophisticated as stalkers and perverts just because they own a phone? "Who does she think she is? She is just some

"But she doesn't

a chilling laugh. "In my world, there are only those who deserve to die and those who don't. There's no such

principal is similar to the rules of the internet age-if you want attention, you must

consequences!

face the consequences of breaking the rules and disrespecting the outcome. "There is no such thing as her crime being serious enough to

you

can just cry and play the victim to erase the crimes

believe in the

gave her time to repent, she'd still be the

so-called low-cost crimes in

has

your daughter offended

she deserves to

boundaries, I'll make sure you end

shut

the murderous intent clearly in Catherine's

she didn't back off now, she would surely

she could

guests watching were

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me some respect.

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