Submitting To My Billionaire Ex-Wife

Chapter 86

Genevieve thought she had heard it wrong and she was shocked.

Cecilia’s eyes glinted with maliciousness, and the resentment in her eyes was not concealable.

“That woman didn’t feel the regret in destroying my family. I can’t let her off the hook,” Genevieve said, sizing Cecilia up.

Genevieve really hated Rosalie.

But recalling what she heard last time, Genevieve paused before saying, “Will you show Aiden mercy?”

Cecilia thought, That’s the mastermind who caused my father to delay his treatment and be in his vegetative state.

Cecilia’s expression changed drastically, and her pale lips trembled.

Cecilia looked at Genevieve, her eyes filled with struggles as they slowly welled up.

She pulled her hair uncontrollably and cried. “I don’t know. Can you stop pestering me? I knew you did, okay?” she said.

you heard everything. Don’t force me like Rosalie

Upon noticing Cecilia’s reaction, Genevieve understood that she must have mentioned something that hurt the latter. However, she didn’t intend to be too involved with her.

She nodded lightly and looked at Cecilia politely, saying. “Sorry, I can’t help you,”

The woman couldn’t help Cecilia steal Rosalie’s child. If Cecilia directed her hate toward the child and caused Rosalie’s son harm, Genevieve would not be able to bear the consequences.

She hated Rosalie, but only Rosalie

She wouldn’t implicate innocent people.

Just as Genevieve was about to leave, Cecilia clutched her arm and begged with suppressed madness in her eyes, “Ms. Lawrence, please help me. You are avenging yourself by doing so

Genevieve said, “I won’t take revenge on her this way. Cecilia, you are still young. I advise you to stay calm and rational”

Cecilia laughed as tears rolled down her eyes. She grabbed Genevieve’s arm hysterically and didn’t let go until she reached the stairwell.

“Ms. Lawrence, I’m in deep distress every minute of my life now. I’m lying beside my enemies and watching Rosalie live a happy, carefree life. You should understand how my hands are tied!” the woman stated.

“I understand, but I don’t support your method of taking revenge. It’s wrong” Genevieve responded. Then she looked at the time and said, “I have something to do. Goodbye”

Just

suddenly said behind her, “Do you think it was a coincidence that the two men of the Hoffman family had an accident? The culprit who fell from the top floor was

froze, turning her

Her eyes w

she

Rosalie instructed her mother to run into Frank and

a black mole hanging on the railing. Rosalie grabbed her wrist, but she still fell.

face and sneered, “I have known her better than myself in the past three years. Her mother had gambling debts from a few

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still shocked. Cecilia stepped forward and looked at her with reddened eyes. “That woman will do anything to get what she wants, Ms.

to do?” Genevieve

calmed down and said, “I will use this child

dare not hurt

and replied, “I’ll think about

and walked out

windows of the black Bentley parked by the side of the road suddenly winded

man spoke.

frosty and elegant Anthony in the car, musing. ‘Has he been waiting here for

and wait. He pushed open the door and got

ther seat

could speak, Genevieve approached the vehicle and went around him to the others

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a weight lift off his chest.

but return

“Have you met Rosalie’s mother before?”

and stared at her with dark eyes resembling an indissoluble ink cloud. He said, “You’re still bothered about her.

the latter was still a thorn in her heart,

mind.

with her for

she said.

He pondered, Rosalie still

want to talk about the past, so he answered

met Rosalie’s mother as Rosalie told him that her mother stayed overseas

the many reasons he cared so much for her

to tell Anthony what had just happened.

her wrist and said in a hoarse and restrained tone, “Genevieve, isn’t it good that the past stays in the past? I’ll get her to leave the country, and you should stop being bothered about her. Let’s understand and tolerate each other,

felt that Anthony meant she was being

She

away, and I’ve got to