The Second Life of a Discarded Heiress

Chapter 532

Monica deliberately stuck out her foot, and Kali, thrown off balance, stumbled and landed hard on her knees-right in front of Monica.

"Who do you think you are to slander her?" Before Kali could even lift her head, Monica pressed her foot down on Kali's thigh, pinning her in place, then slapped her across the face-hard.

"You're nothing but a stray mutt, kicked out by the Glenwood family. You really think you have the right to talk about her? How dare you bark in front of me."

Monica kept slapping, one blow after another, until Kali's face was so swollen and bruised it was almost unrecognizable.

It had already been battered earlier by Citrine, but after Monica's assault, Kali's face was a grotesque mess.

Monica glanced down, satisfied, a cruel smile tugging at her lips. "Now that's a better look for you."

Wade, who'd been sitting off to the side watching the whole thing without a hint of sympathy, sneered, "Spreading rumors about Citrine? You should count yourself lucky I'm a guy. If I weren't, I'd beat you to a pulp myself."

Kali clutched her face, both ears ringing, misery flooding her senses.

In that moment, regret stabbed through her—she should never have messed with these two.

They were just as rotten as that bitch Citrine; it was obvious they were all in on it together.

Terrified Monica might start hitting her again, Kali scrambled to her feet and tried to escape.

Come back here." Monica's voice rang out sharply

Kali froze mid-step.

much as breathe wrong in Citrine's direction, you'll regret it," Monica said,

through her. She forced herself not to break

staying at the party-she went

moment she shut the door behind her, she finally broke, collapsing onto

front door was still ajar,

Jeanette hesitated, then asked quietly, "So... are we still following through with

sobs cut

her swollen, battered face-so

grotesque-and spat out,

Of course.

to me, I

make her pay."

"But... what about Miss

the Glenwood family. Their family had lost

was different-she still had her

and said, "Don't worry, I'll handle it myself. You won't have to