Unveiling the Genius Behind the Divorcee by Lily Foster

Chapter 261 Do You Know Him?

“I was wondering what was going on. She deserves to be beaten up as a mistress! She deserves it!” A middle-aged woman, who was watching the fun, looked contemptuous.

Sariah was beaten from the bed to the bottom. She was kicked in the abdomen several times, and that was so painful that she couldn’t stand straight – she just curled up.

She didn’t understand why Sebastian suddenly beat her up. She looked up in despair, tears streaming down her face. “No, that’s not what he said. I didn’t…

Ah!”

Naturally, Sebastian would not give her a chance to explain. He raised his leg and stepped on Sariah’s back fiercely, causing her to wriggle on the ground with difficulty.

She was already beyond recognition. Her nose and cheeks were bruised and swollen, and her eyes had grown to the size of a pig’s head.

Others only said that she deserved that for being a mistress, and they all laughed at her.

No one cared about her wails and cries.

Ignoring the IV drip, Sariah pulled out the needle from her hand and tried to crawl out of the door for help.

“Where are you going?” Sebastian’s eyes reddened. He vowed to make Sariah unable to move. He grabbed her hair with one hand and dragged her back forcefully.

Sariah’s scream broke through the ward and echoed throughout the corridor. The nurse who passed by noticed that something was wrong and hurriedly pushed the crowd to the side and squeezed in.

“What’s wrong? What are you doing? Oh, my gosh!”

“Hey! You’re not aware – this woman is a mistress, deliberately seducing others, and she’s getting beaten up!”

The nurse was anxious. “But you can’t hit someone in the hospital. Can’t you see that she’s fainted? Security! Security, come here!”

Those words sobered Sebastian up. When he calmed down, he saw that Sariah was already unconscious.

Upon seeing that she was on the verge of death, the nurse immediately rang the bell to call her colleague. “Bed 37 is in critical condition. She has to be transferred to the ICU!”

If she were about to enter the ICU, that meant that Sebastian had done a really good job.

Not only did he not panic, but he also laughed happily and walked away triumphantly. The nurse looked at him as if he was a madman.

mood. As long as he didn’t

him then,

Sebastian was trending again. But this time, he was on the

the bankrupt director beat the daughter of

socialite once become

Twitter, and

and saw many

had tried to escape with her head under her arms, and she didn’t even have the strength to crawl. She was

were accusing her of

even knows how to add fuel to the fire.

for Aylin. When he saw her, he went over and glanced at her phone. “It’s all light. Let me do it.

She must be disfigured!

only felt that Sariah was making a lot of noise. He rubbed his temples. with his fingertips and frowned slightly. “Ayl, are you really going to let

sneered with a sharp glint in her eyes. “How is that possible?

been sent to the police station?” Harry raised his

sneezed several

needed to say. Can we go now?” He was about to get

down!” The police knocked on the table with a cold and serious face. “The statement has

that he stood up abruptly, but he was pushed back by the police officer next to him. “Why are you detaining me? Yes, it was Aylin who asked me

frowned and snapped, “What evidence do you have to say that someone else has instructed you to do so? You didn’t say that

deep breath in despair and

the Delacruz Group, the light slanted in from the window, elongating Gavyn’s shadow. Most of his delicate features were immersed in

his expression turning

long fingers typed freely on the keyboard, and one would be dizzy if they looked at his movements. There were

professional it technicians in the company, and it was usually not

could make him so alert. Even Gavyn himself didn’t notice how attentive he

Aylin and Harry standing together,

to know the

reborn then. She was so beautiful that people couldn’t look at her directly. She was like a gust of wind that couldn’t

button, and there was a