When The Family Reads The Fake Heiress Mind

Chapter 599 She Had No Choice

Jean’s gaze wavered for a moment.

She was guilty, that much seemed true.

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She had killed so many people; her hands were stained with blood, and she had nearly destroyed the entire world…

Looking at it that way, she had unknowingly become the ultimate villain of this world–the chaos–bringer who had almost shattered the very fabric of its rules.

Even the so–called main character, Sarah, had been taken out by her.

“What if I refuse to atone?” Jean raised an eyebrow, suddenly asking in return.

“You don’t have the right to refuse or choose,” the Genesis Root replied coldly.

Well then, so I really don’t get a say. Jean’s lips tugged down slightly, a trace of hopeless resignation surfacing in her expression.

She didn’t even know where exactly this mountaintop was.

Was it a real place on Earth? A hallucination? Or the dwelling place of some divine being? Right now, she was nothing more than meat on the chopping block, at the mercy of the Genesis Root.

There was no point struggling.

I’ve created with my own hands,” the Genesis Root said slowly, “where you’ll live through a life of unbearablé suffering. This will be your punishment for all the wrong you’ve done. If

finished speaking, darkness swallowed

the Genesis Root chimed once again, their crisp tones ringing through the air. In the blink of an eye, a man in a tailored suit appeared before the divine

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obsession runs too deep,” the Genesis Root said

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his eyes slightly, showing no surprise that a “tree” could

That man was Hector.

stood there–aloof and

only thing on his mind was

the Abyssal Choir had

like a sharpened blade–taking care of the problems he couldn’t

how he came to know

course, back then she went by “Dusk,” and

during an urgent mission, he had accidentally

appearance.

then did he realize, the mysterious, decisive leader of the Abyssal

been surprised–and strangely

probably one of the very few who

even came to know the

of “exclusivity” stirred an odd sense of

their relationship

distant rapport, never stepping too deeply into