The Woman From Hell

Chapter 1715



Golden Cafe was a cafe that only operated during the night.

When I arrived at the private room Gordon mentioned, I tightened my coat around myself before pushing the door open.

"You're late."

The woman's voice sounded familiar.

I gazed at Julie Zackariah and smiled as I said, "I did it on purpose."

"What are you doing here?" Julie stood, shocked. She let out a sigh of relief when she realized there was no one behind me.

I took note of her expressions and smirked before I closed the door and sat down in front of her.

Julie's reaction told me she had no other tricks up her sleeves. That made me feel much more at ease.

I gazed at the handbag on her left and then at the black-colored plastic bag on her right. "You have cash in there for Gordon Ziegler, don't you?" I asked confidently.

she still tried to cover things up.

to find this place?" I asked as I stared at her, a smile in both my tone and eyes. "Gordon told me

deserves to die!" Julie cursed under her

heard everything and huffed coolly." There's something that I'm curious about,

lips together and smiled as I waited for her

she replied, "Am I required to let you know

returned yet. Wouldn't it be a good idea for you to use this money to settle your debts? Why give it to someone else?" I asked as I fixed my stare

intense gaze caused her to squirm, and she tightened

her

her hand nonchalantly

no need

I just

"You

caused my daughter's death, so

smile tugged on my lips. As I shook my head, I said, "No. Serena Zoel has been dead for so long, but you've never come after me. Yet you've recently become so hostile all of a sudden. Julie Zackariah†l give you one last chance. Tell me who told you to do this. Otherwise, I'll tell Theo

However, she was still reluctant to disclose details and turned her head to the other side so she would not have to look

I'll await my punishment," I said with a grim look on my face. Before I left, I reminded her, "Oh, Julie. I want you to know that there's nothing Theo can't find out so long

door when I finished

face, nor did I know what she was thinking when I left.