The Lies He Told Me (Grace and Antonio)

Chapter 258

Antonio froze on the spot.

Gina sauntered over, a smug grin on her face. "If you really want to

stick around, maybe grovel at Antonio's feet, say you're sorry, and hope he'll take you back.

"Come on. We're not kids anymore. Playing the victim? That's just sad."

I curled my lip, too tired to argue with them.

I'd come to gather my brother's things, not to tangle with these idiots.

Seeing I wasn't biting, Antonio snorted, "Try whatever you want, but you're out of here today!"

I'd made my point, and it didn't matter if he bought it or not..

Without another word, he dialed his assistant.

"From now on, Grace and her brother are banned from my property. especially her sightless brother."

There was a beat of silence, and then the assistant's voice came through. "Mr. Kaufman, Andy Sloan had an accident. He fell off the building and didn't make it."

"What? That's insane." Antonio gripped his phone, his voice rising in shock.

"Did Grace twist your arm to say this? Lie for her again, and you're out on your car.

He swung back to me, eyes narrowed.

I didn't realize you were so sly. You've really got my assistant under

help but find him laughable, a real joker in the worst

company boss, he was

bust your lies wide open, we'll see if you've got the nerve to stick around." He dialed the maid he'd

hoping for a different

luck. The response was a

he

he talked to gave him

news. My brother had taken a fatal

dangerous place. Once he tumbled, there was no

to handle the funeral by herself. She didn't even get to say goodbye to Andy. They've been each other's rock for so long, and now she's left all alone. Her only family has been

didn't want to

the floor

pals spotted something. It was a piece of paper

up, and one

what it was

saw my brother's name on that death certificate

was shaking in his

to compute. "Grace, how could this be? You've got to be pulling

him right then and there, and tears streamed down his

wish more than anything that

hands shook so much that the paper slipped from his

cry of anguish escaped Antonio as he covered his face and

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pale at

young folks, always so full of themselves, never thought much of