The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Asher said, “Bella, Justin, we’ve just received news about the Iversons.”

Celeste immediately took the hint and turned to Bella. “I’ll take Amelia outside for a bit.”

“There’s no need for that, Aunt Celeste. We’re all family here. There’s nothing that can’t be shared.”

Bella’s expression turned serious. “Ash, go ahead.”

Steven, who was nearby, also listened intently.

Ever since Winston severely injured him and the Iversons almost crippled his left arm, Bella had insisted that Steven focus solely on his recovery and his

relationship with Amelia, keeping him away from business matters.

But having spent years in the business with Asher and Bella, Steven still had a passion for work. He did not care for high positions or wealth. He just wanted to be of use to the Thompsons. However, since Shannon’s case, Steven had not been at work for a while, making him feel somewhat restless.

“Bella, do you remember when James took that resort project in Terranova from me? As expected, the problems quickly surfaced after the project began,” Asher said, his eyes darkening.

leading to the resort, with about a dozen households. Their presence

government would’ve handled it already. Why would they conceal the fact?

Steven nodded in agreement.

sister with adoration, her eyes sparkling with admiration, almost bubbling over with

Bella so deeply, willing to risk his life for her. If she were a

she seemed

fortunate to have Steven’s

is

poorly-shaped dumpling neatly on the board. “Besides, I’ve been investigating secretly

site. If they demolish it to build the resort, it will definitely incite public outrage, and the government wouldn’t dare to

nodded slightly. “That’s why some people couldn’t wait and took matters into their own

wants to demolish it forcefully?! When

to do it in the middle of the night. Many villagers were still asleep when their house collapsed, resulting in

incident happened abroad, and the Iversons immediately suppressed the

the domestic. media got wind of it, they wouldn’t dare

gravely, “Ash, were there any casualties among the