The Hidden Gold Mine Heiress Divorcee

The address Vivi sent was a renowned coffee shop downtown, just two blocks away from the hospital.

Half an hour later, Ziana parked her car and stood at the gate.

People were getting off work, and the streets were crowded. The night of this city had just begun.

She touched her pocket before she made her way in.

The familiar shape made her instantly feel safe.

She looked around, then entered the coffee shop.

“Greetings and welcome.”

The greeting dolls at the door gave a welcoming voice.

“Greetings, ma’am. What can I get you?”

The waiter asked kindly as she passed by the ordering table.

Ziana pulled down her hat, waved at him, and headed up to the third floor.

The third floor was decorated with a classic Middle Age style. The sound of the cello flowed like soft water.

Ziana came up and saw two gorgeously dressed girls with their backs facing her, learning to bake cookies with the baker.

The third floor of this coffee shop included a DIY shack, where the baker would come and mentor sometimes.

As she passed them, she could hear the girls’ giggling, and a smile curled up her lips.

But her smile vanished instantly as she glanced at the woman sitting in the corner.

She walked over with a cold face, pulled away the chair, and sat down to look coldly at the woman before her.

“Vivi Colin,” she said.

Vivi gritted her teeth and yelled as she heard her name called. “Ziana, you shameless bitch!”

She was all covered up today, wearing a wide hat, with half her face masked and half behind sunglasses.

Although her face was covered up, it must have been hideous to look at.

But Ziana merely shrugged. “I’m not here to argue with you. You said you’re here to talk about Boris. Go on.”

a large box on the

stayed on her guard as she opened it. She quietly put her hand in

the box, which

up the gift and introduced each of them to her as if she

is the golden jade he gave me on Valentine’s Day, the first year we

on my first

“This is my…”

called me here just for this?”

“I…”

at that moment, a girl ran towards them and tripped over at the desk. She fell flat on the

one of the baking girls.

She fell with her face down, not moving,

was about seven or eight. She began to worry if there was something wrong with

to the girl

eyes

her first aid. She was laying the girl down flat when her eyes suddenly

realized that this was no kid at all.

holding something in her hand, and at that moment, she sprayed it

quick to react and tried to evade, but the two of them

liquid flew into her eyes.

In that instant.

made her tears flow, and her eyes went

“Vivi Colin!”

steps backward. She was furious. She didn’t expect Vivi would do

City and the most renowned coffee shop, where people

eyes. She knew full well at this moment that she needed to leave at once.

that Vivi would never let her escape so easily if she dared to pull something like

As she expected.

Right then.

of her from the

you at

walked close to her and grabbed her hair. She wanted to cheer at her

back for every last bit of insult you’ve given me!” She gritted

Now!

held on to her pain and took an air gun from her pocket. She pulled the trigger, and

bullet hit Vivi’s face point blank. Blood splattered everywhere.

felt the warm splatter on her face.