When The Family Reads The Fake Heiress Mind

Chapter 317 Old Grudges, New Hatreds

+8 Pearls

When Sienna saw the stiffness in her sons‘ expressions, she thought they were against her idea. She bit her lip awkwardly, hesitating as her eyes dropped. “I forgot… He’s still your father…”

“You all… don’t approve of this, do you?” Her voice fell soft and low. “Talking about killing someone… It’s wrong, isn’t it…”

“Who said that?” Winston was the first to speak, his voice sharp as ever. “If you really want him dead, I’ll be the one handing you the knife.”

Sienna blinked, caught off guard.

Carl lifted his lashes lazily, expression unreadable. “Then I’ll hand you the gun.”

Easton could not help but chuckle. He arched his brows slightly, his smile light but his eyes cold..“No need for either. I’ll do the job myself for you.”

Dominic shook his head, helpless and amused. “You guys are seriously already planning the murder?”

At that moment, Jean finally stepped out from the shadows, frowning deeply. Her voice cut into the conversation, clear and direct. “Are you sure killing him is the only way?”

Everyone in the room had already noticed her presence, but since she was one of their own, they had not bothered to hold back the conversation.

Still, her words gave them pause.

the ability to foresee the future. Even though she never spoke of it aloud, circumstances had exposed her secret in bits

they

something? Would killing Matheo bring unforeseen consequences? Is Jean warning

fact, Jean

the same story anymore. Who would’ve guessed Matheo would be

and could not stop himself from grinning. “So… does our little Jean

flickering across them. “I only recently

was no secret. Their conflict had nearly turned into a public

had not been for the key piece of evidence he held at

all at

a place of

the root of it

in doing so, he had warped the

ever since Jean’s sudden transformation,

no matter what, there was one unshakable

him with a deep, gritted–teeth loathing that had festered over

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with him doing something so disgraceful, so shameless, so utterly faithless

hatred had only grown