Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 147 Not Worthy of Sympathy

After the court declared the sentence, Nicole walked slowly toward the dishonored Daniella. Many reporters were present, and they were sitting in the audience.

Nicole smiled and said, “Ms. Zimmer, I advised you not to take what’s not yours, but you still did it. Now, do you know what it means to suffer the consequences of your sins?”

Daniella’s expression was nasty. She wanted to speak, but she thought of the fact that the Gardner Corporation was cooperating with F&M Apparel, so since she slandered Nicole, both companies might not let her off the hook!

If both companies made a move, she was afraid even Queenie might not be able to back her up.

Daniella stumbled a little, then took a step back to stabilize herself. Her lips trembled as she had a pleading look in her eyes, and her voice softened considerably.

“Miss Lisa, I didn’t know better. Can you please not sue me? I can compensate you for all your financial losses!”

pitiful person in front of her, she didn’t feel any sympathy whatsoever. She did this

straight and said coldly, “I warned you when I went to your office last time, but you didn’t listen. It’s too late now. I’ll get F&M Apparel to send you a subpoena.

to Daniella wasn’t worthy of her sympathy. She did this to herself, so there was nothing to sympathize

to the ground. Her eyes were blank, and when

Daniella would give Queenie up, but she didn’t expect that she wouldn’t say anything and bear it all on her own

walked slowly to Queenie. At this moment, Anna, Wendy,

Queenie’s face as she looked at Nicole and said slowly, “Nicole, congratulations.

her, the corners of her lips curling up. “It’s all thanks to you. If it weren’t for you, none of this would’ve

Anna and the others were still there, so she quickly denied. “Nicole, you can’t say such

was acting like a do-gooder, she had no intention of continuing to speak enigmatically to her. She looked sideways at Wendy, a slightly apologetic look on

design, I’m very sorry for the impact it caused you,”

in a low voice, “I apologize for what I said before.” Although Wendy had been