You More Than Anything In The World

 Chapter 163 So What If I Did

Arissa kept on pushing Danna’s buttons. After all, she wasn’t a pushover.

If it hadn’t been for Danna’s scheme five years ago, she wouldn’t have been imprisoned for such a long time and failed to protect her children.

Meanwhile, Danna’s face was livid with anger. She grasped her bag so hard that her nails dug into it.

“So what if I am the culprit? Benjamin will eventually forgive me. If he had any inclination to hold me accountable, he would’ve done so when he found out I’d been mistreating Gavin.

“Yet, he didn’t do that, which proves that he still loves me. Compared to your son, I am more important to him. You will never understand our relationship. The only reason he hasn’t married me is because my actions have irked him. One day, he will forgive me.”

Although Danna sounded confident when she bit back, she was actually skeptical. Benjamin had been refusing to see her as of late.

Arissa must be behind this. Benjamin even saved her when I slipped up last night.

The thought left Danna enraged.

“Benjamin wouldn’t have allowed a nobody to give birth to his children if he had known about it!”

cocky face. She’s trying to irritate

count on me giving

of Gavin wasn’t as heartless as Danna claimed

that Gavin received, he

declared, “Danna, don’t you dare assume that your

“Karma?”

by the claim. “Do you plan on enacting your revenge? Do you think you stand a chance against

the guilty roam free, Arissa

certain that Benjamin is devoted to you? From the way I see it, you aren’t sure how he feels about you! Tell me, what do you think are the chances of me snatching

contorted with anger, but

snatch my prize away, you might

Danna’s eyes, sending a chill down Arissa’s spine.

angry?” she

this flighty. I bet you’re anxious. You’re worried because you won’t get another chance if Benjamin dumps you. Or rather, you feel insecure because you have committed

you slipped up, and that’s why I’m standing here unharmed. Not only did Benjamin rescue me last