Chapter 810

Suzanne had been seated in a slightly hidden corner, obscured by a few men, which is why Natalie hadn’t noticed her earlier.

Upon realizing that Suzanne was also present, Natalie expressed surprise and asked,

“So, Miss Duncan, you’re here to…”

Suzanne sighed deeply and responded,

“I tried to convince them to leave, but they refused to listen. I was concerned that they might cause a scene and possibly harm you, so I followed them here to see if I could be of any assistance. I hope you don’t mind.”

For the time being, Vivi’s situation didn’t seem to have any direct connection with Suzanne, and all her actions appeared to be purely out of kindness. Without any evidence to suggest otherwise, Natalie had no reason to cast blame.

She smiled warmly and said,

“I don’t mind at all. Miss Duncan, you are incredibly kind. You’ve tried to assist me every time a problem has arisen. I can’t thank you enough.”

As the two women conversed, several unfriendly glares were cast Natalie’s way.

Upon confirming that Natalie was the so-called

“culprit”

of Vivi’s car crash, the burly men surrounding the elderly individuals grew visibly agitated.

“You’re Natalie, aren’t you? The one who killed my sister? What did she do to deserve that?”

“You won’t escape our grasp, you monster!”

jail or compensate us financially! We won’t let you get away

over Natalie, calculating the potential monetary gain they

of the late Vivi bore no signs of genuine grief in their eyes, only ruthless greed and cold calculation, akin to a pack of wild beasts hungrily

were seeking justice for Vivi; instead, it seemed like a thinly veiled attempt to exploit her supposed guilt

interested in my wallet

to keep her

you turn around. We

his hands into fists, his eyes

You took my niece from us. Isn’t it fair that we get some

wrong with demanding

hulking man

aren’t you? Why the penny- pinching? You’ve taken a life- that’s a grave sin. If we call the cops, you could be

they’d pinned the

much will it take to soothe your

lit up at the prospect of extortion,

his throat, eyes gleaming as he raised

Natalie snorted in disbelief,

“One million?”

shoulders, his chin

with a full life ahead. Fair compensation would be a hundred million!

taken aback by their audacity. She couldn’t help a

no interest in the truth of Vivi’s demise; they simply saw it as a golden opportunity to fill their pockets. For them, the identity of the perpetrator didn’t matter as long as they were paid off. Vivi’s

a tidal wave. These people had started slinging mud at Natalie the moment they saw her. They weren’t here to seek justice for Vivi, but

features twisted into a scowl as he stepped in,

slanderous word, and you’ll me the day you crossed

warned, his tone laced with

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