The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Chapter 281

Bella smiled and said, “You can alter your face or name, but it doesn’t change your history, no matter how you try to erase them. There are no secrets that can be hidden forever. There are some things I won’t mention, not because I’m kind, but because they have nothing to do with me, and I can’t be bothered. However, if you dare provoke me again, don’t blame me for unveiling some of your lies.”

Rosalind’s heart convulsed violently, a shiver coursing down her spine. The thought that Bella knew her secrets left her with an unsettling chill

By the time Justin came out of Rose Manor, Bella and Christopher had departed. After the conversation with Christopher, Justin sat alone in the cold breeze, stunned. By now, it was already late in the evening.

Justin had someone escort Rosalind back to the hospital. He then headed to Observation Tide Manor with Ian, who was visibly distressed.

Ian was so anxious along the way that a cold sweat soaked through his suit. With a red face, he continuously apologized to Justin, “I’m sorry… I’m sorry, Mr. Salvador… Punish me however you see fit! It’s all my fault; I should’ve done better research. I had no idea the person I was dealing with was from the Iverson family! It’s all my fault.” As he talked, the young man. choked on his tears.

with closed eyes, Justin let out a faint sigh and said mockingly, “It’s

this…

for over a decade. It’s understandable if you can’t find information about him,” Justin said, closing his eyes once more and taking a deep breath. “Even if you uncover something, the outcome will likely be the same. He won’t cooperate

generous with Ms. Thompson. For such a significant project, he readily agreed. A regular

with a solemn tone, “Ian, did I

straightforward nature, he wasn’t a fool. He had just messed up a task, and now his boss presented

okay; I don’t blame you. You can speak your mind,” Justin

throat before he continued, “Mr. Salvador, to be honest, your treatment of Ms. Thompson… can’t be considered bad. Everything, from food and

them.”

and me-more in name than in fact. As long as it’s within my means,

added, “If Ms. Thompson had seen this union as a business opportunity, reaping the