The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

The resounding footsteps of the Salvadors disrupted the once spacious and tranquil hallway.

Gregory's expression was icy, his eyes tinged with red, exuding palpable fury as he strode forward, his entourage trailing behind him in silent compliance.

His secretary, Paul, followed closely behind Gregory, maintaining a stern expression, but feeling an indescribable relief because of the trial.

Paul had kept many things buried inside for too long.

He followed Gregory daily, watching Shannon enjoy everything that should have belonged to Mary. As a secretary, Paul could only lower his head in forced respect for Shannon, which made him grit his teeth in frustration and resentment.

Fortunately, God had finally served justice.

As he reflected on this, Paul cautiously asked, "Chairman Salvador, with the verdict announcement at 3:00 p.m., is there anything you need me to arrange beforehand? If you have any plans, I can assist..." Before he could finish his sentence, Gregory shot him a freezing glare, his voice hoarse as he said, "Am I crazy, or are you going crazy? Why should I keep saving a despicable, evil murderer?! She killed Mary She killed the woman I loved most! I'd rather kill her myself than save her!"

Even though many people were in the hallway, it fell into a deathly silence.

aside, his hands falling to his sides,

steps forward, only to have Bethany,

"Dad..."

of the stern-faced man, her heart pounding frantically in her chest, her

"Dad... Mom, she... Ah!"

Slap-!

and delivered a

the blow, collapsing to the

her face was her dignity.

for Shannon onto Bethany, showing no mercy in front of the rest

dare you stand before

burned