The Wrong Woman

Chapter 416

Mila couldn’t help but frown. “Don’t you know? Oliver has already been rescued by them,” she said.

Brianna’s face darkened as she suspiciously looked at Mila.

Mila continued, “They kidnapped two famous researchers from Norvania as leverage, exchanging them with Oliver.

“They specifically demanded Oliver’s release but left you behind. It’s not that they couldn’t save you, but it’s because you’re worthless. That’s why they abandoned you.”

Brianna’s face turned pale. She shouted angrily in disbelief, “You’re talking nonsense!”

Mila replied, “I have no reason to lie to you.”

Brianna sneered, her laughter filled with sarcasm and bitterness.

She couldn’t contain her anger as she laughed and yelled, “I shouldn’t have listened to Oliver

and spared you. If I had killed you back then, I wouldn’t have ended up like this.”

replace me? Was it you who tried to assassinate me

once you realized Nathan was starting to like

said, “I never expected you to be so lucky. You managed to dodge the bullet every single

you, but I also let you regain your memories. It seems like fate wants to destroy me!”

that it was

her reckless actions could easily expose her identity, which is why Nightshade

Mila asked. She still didn’t believe Oliver’s words. Holding onto a glimmer of hope, she continued to ask about

She looked at Mila

are my parents? Where do you

voice, “I’ll tell you where your parents are if

“They’re not dead, right?” “You’re right, they’re not dead,” Brianna answered with a smirk. “Your father is

inherit all the Hoffis family’s wealth. If the mission failed, we would release your father to inherit the wealth. We would use your mother to threaten

easily?” Brianna gloated. She sneered and said, “Not only did they not die, but they were also forced to give birth to a boy as a bargaining chip.”

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knew that her parents were being subjected to such inhumane treatment. They were imprisoned and forced to conceive a child under those circumstances. Their captors were simply behaving like animals.

He felt that your mother’s life wasn’t enough to threaten your father. He