Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 869

Ivanna watched as she charged toward us with an intense glare.

Ivanna stepped forward without hesitation and looked at Liora, saying sarcastically, "Oh! This is the most delightful thing that has happened to me lately. How did you end up with that bruise, Ms. Liora? It seems like the heavens have finally opened their eyes."

When she heard Ivanna's words, Liora became even more furious, "What did you say? Say it again!"

Ivanna was unperturbed. Instead, she playfully retorted, "I can repeat it as many times as you want. What's the matter? Don't you like hearing the truth? Well, tough luck. That’s a fact. Looks like you're reaping what you sow. Did you do something terrible again?"

Her words made Lauren burst into laughter.

The woman who was with Liora caught up to her and grabbed her. Liora shouted, "Why are you pulling me away?!"

Frightened, the woman quickly released her grip, looking pale as she glanced at us.

Liora rushed toward Ivanna. It startled me as I was afraid she would touch Ivanna.

I hurriedly pulled Ivanna away, saying, "Be careful!"

Lauren also jumped in surprise. She stood in front of Ivanna and sternly addressed Liora. "Liora, are you out of your mind? You’re injured, but you still want to go around picking fights?”

Liora didn't even look at Lauren. Instead, she pointed at me. "Chloe, you wicked woman! You shouldn’t be too proud. You might not be the one who laughs last. Watch yourself. I’ll remember this grudge."

When she heard that, Ivanna, who was never afraid of anything, exclaimed, "Holy crap! Surely you didn’t do this, Chlo? Why didn't you say that earlier? We could have shared in the joy. This is a great piece of news. I'm ecstatic. Why did you keep me in the dark?"

Lauren also seemed surprised. She looked at me and said, "Why didn't you say anything?"

I smiled faintly at the two of them, then said to Liora, "If you hadn't attacked me last night, your wrist wouldn't be broken right now. Try me again. I wouldn't mind seeing your left hand in a cast, too."