A Farewell After Being Reborn

Chapter 86

A few days ago, Sage had seen that man at the mall in Cinderpeak County. At that moment, he was being scolded by Sandra Fraser for wanting to buy a luxury watch.

Based on his appearance and the way he spoke to Sandra, it was highly probable that he was Sandra’s son.

She recalled what he had said to Sandra about needing to dress up to impress a woman from a wealthy family. Could that woman be Layla?

That would be quite interesting, then.

Considering Sandra’s financial situation, it would be impossible for her to provide her son with so many high–end accessories.

Therefore, it was highly likely that all of these accessories came from Ivy.

Who would have thought that Ivy wouldn’t only reach out to the mental hospital but also to the people around her?

“Allow me to introduce my cousin. She married into a wealthy family, and this car belongs to

her husband.”

Layla boasted, “There are only a few people in the whole country who have a Bugatti, and her husband is one of them! This isn’t something that can be bought with just money–you would also need a fitting social status!”

crossed the

is so amazing! When will you introduce him to us?” Layla’s

probably remembered how indifferent Ian could be, so she didn’t dare to brag too much. “He’s a very busy man. We’ll talk about it later if

Bugatti and said to Layla, “There are only a

any hesitation. “Nah, it’s fine. We

have fun on

she want to tag

at Sage, who had been silent the whole time, and asked casually, “Do you want to join us?”

her previous life, Layla was said to end up with a wealthy

Sage wasn’t interested in such matters, so she had

her time in the asylum, Sage overheard the nurses gossiping about the Joyner family.

to abuse by her husband–where he would send her to other men for entertainment and even record exploitative

Maven Corporation, which was already in decline,

they were still family. Sage couldn’t just sit back and watch Layla suffer the same tragic fate she had

Sage chuckled and said, “Sure thing!”

to agree so readily. Although she

York, a friend of