To Win His Ex-Wife’s Heart Again by Rose Winifred

Chapter 121

“You have no right to speak here, Sasha. Stop with your sarcastic remarks!” Fearing that Sasha would say something out of control again, Calista immediately retorted.

Sasha sneered, “You don’t dare to admit what you’ve done? Just like today, it was your mother who came to pick a fight with me, but in the end, it became my fault. You and your mother’s ability to twist the truth is indeed something!”

“You… you’re talking nonsense!”

“Nonsense?” Sasha scoffed. She immediately took out a USB drive from her pocket and said, smiling, “I’ve copied the surveillance video at the door. Should we take a look at what truly happened today?”

Calista looked terrible. She didn’t dare to say anything anymore and looked at Nora.

Nora rolled her eyes. She didn’t expect that there would be a surveillance camera in such a shabby apartment.

If Sasha played the video, then all of Nora’s lies would be exposed!

Nora had a bad feeling about this. She immediately pretended to be tolerant and said, “There’s no need for that. Let bygones be bygones.”

“No, we can’t let that be,” Lester said.

want Sashy to take the blame. It’s better to see what really happened in the morning. Otherwise, it’d be a waste of Mr. Leigh’s effort to mend things, wouldn’t

side without saying

a laptop and its

moment.

secretly gave Calista a

nodded, picked up a glass of water, and slowly approached

had seen the interaction between Nora and Calista just now, and his trust in them had become precarious.

he had really been

had said, he had never known how Nora and

as an excuse to pretend to fall and

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destroy the laptop and the USB drive, Sasha quickly picked Calista up and

you planning to destroy the evidence? I advise you to give up this idea. I have a backup copy of everything on the USB drive. If you destroy this laptop, not only will you need to compensate me, but I

poured the water into the pot of plants next to her, then put the

hatred at her plan being disrupted,

to look at Jameson, only