Sweet Subterfuge

Chapter 111

After Larissa regained her composure, she demanded angrily. “Who told you to use money to appease them?

Those greedy snakes from the Hardy family were insallable. After taking the one million dollars, they wouldn’t just stop there. On the other hand, they would think of more ways to squeeze more money from her. Even if she wanted to get rid of them, she wouldn’t be able to.

“How dare you show me attitude when I tried to solve this issue for you? Yvetle sald Incredulously. “Larissa, don’t you know how to be grateful?”

“You’re not helping me solve it; you’re just creating more trouble for me,” Larissa relorted.

Besides, Yvette did this out of her own interests.

The Hardy family was trying to pin Travis‘ death on Larissa. If they went to the media again, Larissa wasn’t the one who would suffer the most but Yvetle herself.

In the first place, the Seymour family wasn’t too fond of Yvette either. Just thinking of their mockery and judgemental looks was enough to rile Yvette up.

“After all these years, you haven’t learned anything useful apart from becoming more adept at talking back, huh?” Yvelle’s voice grew louder. “As your mother. I need to teach you a lesson today! You’d better remember to respect your elders!”

She grabbed Larissa’s collar and pulled her up from the chair.

Using her pointed eather heels. Yvette kicked her behind the knees.

spilled from her eyes as

the desk to prevent herself from falling

this move to subdue

make Larissa kneel down before her. Then, she would abuse

up with

of Larissa’s ribs. It took three months of staying in the hospital to recover, which

your

Still standes

Larissa was

feet. Yvelte kicked her on the knees again.

buckled

moment. Larissa reached

onto the ground in a

hit the ground, Larissa rolled to one side

by surprise, Yvette gave an ear–splitting

the

catch up to her. Gasping for breath, she leaned against the wall

filled with fear, but also

the second time in her life that she had made a stand against Yvelle.

for the

as she had imagined.