Trouble in Paradise by Three Way

Chapter 0181

When I arrived at the hospital, Claudia was lying in bed fiddling with her phone. She looked much healthier compared to Nicholas' pale complexion yesterday.

I straightened my posture and called out to her solemnly. "Claudia!"

She had been focused on her phone and immediately sat up in fright when she heard my voice. Feeling embarrassed, her cheeks turned red as she asked, "Ariana, why are you here?"

"I heard no one could find you yesterday." Then, she came to her senses and smiled at me mockingly. "Shouldn't you be hiding in your room with your windows tightly shut while you cry alone in your dark room?

She gave me a once-over and continued, "It seems like your skills in seducing Nick isn't that impressive after all. So many people have seen your body. You no longer have any right to stay by Nick's side!"

I looked down with a small smile on my lips. No one could contact me yesterday as I had turned my phone off to ensure I would get a good rest. Otherwise, I would not be able to sleep with my phone ringing constantly.

Unexpectedly, Claudia had assumed that I was scared and had gone into hiding. But no matter how scared I was, I wouldn't let her off so easily. I would step into the light and ensure she remained trapped in my shadow, giving her a true taste of darkness. "So, you're admitting that you were the one behind this, right?"

"Ariana, haven't I admitted to several things? I admitted that I was the cause of your unhappy marriage. I admitted to framing you and

that

while I'm still Ni precious

and clear your name. What do

down at her and said, "Nicholas

he would be able to protect you forever? I have enough time to play with

"Y-You-

by me. She sat there trembling on

she managed to say, "Ariana, how dare you

mindful of what you say to me. Don't be

hearing that, I slapped

screamed and shouted, "Ariana, I'll make sure

slapped her

began to tremble as she looked at me with fear in her eyes as if I had traumatized

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in such a state. Some people were born evil, yet they had been protected so carefully that they were more fragile than a porcelain vase. Clapping my hands, I turned to the