A Crazy Night Novel

Christina shot Nathaniel a confused look. Noticing her perplexity, he patiently explained, “It’s unlikely that Sheridan is oblivious to Barnaby’s past. From the moment that he, along with the other members of the Stone family, opposed Barnaby’s decision in acknowledging his illegitimate child, it was evident he was wary of Nigel’s and Yerek’s existence, assuming the father and son would snatch Stone Group like how they stole Gibson Corporation away.”

Following that, Nathaniel threw out another piece of shocking news. “Nigel’s sentence and the failure of Yerek’s businesses were probably Sheridan’s doing, but he was good at fabricating lies and shifting the blame. Hence, Mrs. Lazuli and Yerek believed we were behind it.”

Christina still couldn’t understand Sheridan’s motive. “If Sheridan is the mastermind, won’t his actions be too risky if his goal is just to secure his benefit?”

Nathaniel elaborated, “Diamond cuts diamond. Don’t underestimate a person’s desire to win. While Sheridan may appear glorious in front of others, his days in the Stone family have been far from easy. Each member of the Stone family wants their child to succeed as the head of the family, except for him. He’s skating on thin ice in there. Naturally, he’s pulling all the stops to seize the position for himself,”

Nathaniel’s input helped Christina understand Sheridan better. She realized Sheridan’s current circumstances weren’t that different from her past. They were both born into wealthy families, but the environment they grew up in was filled with obstacles and hardships. Only the wearer knew where the shoe pinched.

“How are you planning to retaliate against Sheridan after he set you up?” Christina suddenly gained an interest in Nathaniel’s revenge plan.

Instead of telling her directly, he kept her in suspense. “I’ll tell you after you wake up from your nap.” Christina wrapped her arms around his waist and pleaded, “I’ll sleep after you tell me, or else I can’t sleep.

Nathaniel persisted, “Nope. You didn’t take your nap on time today. Nothing is more important than y health

Knowing that she could never persuade Nathaniel, Christina gave up. “I’ll sleep on the couch then.”

Nathaniel pinned her down and said domineeringly. “Sleep on the bed. It’s large enough to fit both of us with extra space to spare. You don’t have to worry about grazing my injuries.”

Aware that she couldn’t dissuade him, Christina scooched further toward the edge of the bed and held onto the edge of the blanket. “Stay with me then,” she implored.

down by her side and covered her eyes with his large palm. “Okay, I’ll stay

already eight in the evening when Christina woke

proceeded to deal with work matters. Nathaniel didn’t disturb her

the night at the hospital. As soon as she reached Scenic Garden Manor around ten

the words out. “S-Someone… sent something to me. I’m scared… I can’t reach Seb on his phone. Please come over. I have

immediately put on the coat she just removed and started walking toward the door. “I’ll head over there now. Shut all the doors and windows. Don’t open the door for anyone, okay?” she

come quickly.” Weeping, Victoria gave

call, Christina ordered Lyle, “We’re going to Victoria’s mansion

any questions and drove to the eastern

mansion in the neighborhood had distinct designs. The distance between each house was

she noticed the windows were smashed, the door

kicked the door down, and Christina rushed in. “Victoria? Victoria! Where are

place was a mess. The items on the shelves were either toppled or moved. Even the

but didn’t see anyone there. Based on the valuable items scattered on the floor, the intruder wasn’t there for the luxury goods

bloody tongue in a box on

but accidentally knocked over something on the desk. The bookshelf on the side slowly slid open, and a figure lunged toward Lyle. The person

golf club that Victoria was swinging about to prevent it from

Christina called

her eyes finally regained focus. Turning her head in the direction of the voice, she ascertained it was Christina and tossed the golf club aside, leaping into the latter’s arms.

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