Ex-husband Goes Money Comes by Yvone Zabielski novel Chapter 321

Chapter 321 Viola Has Never Been a Saint

Viola was secretly sending a message to Jimmy, asking him to order the Dark Bell to investigate all the women in Portugal

whose first name was Cristina, and find out who shared similar

experiences with the one in the Felton family.

Suddenly hearing Deborah’s exclamation, Viola raised her head

and saw the man’s familiar face.

“Stanley?”

Viola had not seen him for five or six days, and he seemed to

have changed a lot, and the high-spirited look in his eyes

turned into numbness and restraint.

“You’ve been working here lately, right?” Viola was a little

surprised to see him wearing the clothes of a waiter.

Stanley froze, his face full of shame. He did not answer Viola’s

question and turned to leave.

“After all, we’ve been friends for many years. Mr. Falcon, do you want to sit down and have a drink?” Viola stopped him.

Deborah still remembered how the Falcon family had harmed Viola.

“Viola, the Falcon family is no longer a wealthy family. He can’t afford to be called Mr. Falcon. Moreover, from the moment he helped Rebecca to kill you, he was no longer my friend.”

Stanley was originally standing at the door. Hearing this, he instantly turned to look at Viola. “I didn’t help Rebecca harm you. Besides, Rebecca is now locked up in the women’s prison. Are you still not going to let her go?”

Jennifer and Deborah flew into a rage at the same time.

If it were not for Viola who stopped them, they would flip out

on the spot.

Viola chuckled, “I didn’t intend to bother with her life when I sent her to prison. Now that you said that, I feel that her life

seems to be a little too easy.”

Stanley was very surprised. “Viola, I never thought that you

would be so vicious. She is just an innocent girl. She has

already received her due punishment.”

Viola sipped her fruit juice, her beautiful eyes indifferent, and

she did not reply.

Deborah was the first to be unhappy. “Why don’t you say that your sister is vicious? She is already an adult, yet you still say

that she doesn’t understand anything. She is a grownup baby who is spoiled by your family!”

“Yes!” Jennifer echoed in anger. “What did you guys do during Rebecca’s birthday banquet? You know very well what you did!

No matter what Viola has done to Rebecca, it is reasonable!”

Jennifer was furious.

Stanley was in despair.

During this period, his family had been living as if in hell, and they did not even have the money to curry favor with the warden.

Melinda cried every day, saying that her daughter had suffered a lot. His father was old, but he had to deign to find a job. And because of Ormand’s pressure, no enterprise dared to recruit him.

The family lived in a small house and struggled to make a living.

No matter how much sin Rebecca had committed before, it should be enough to pay it off, right?

Stanley held the tray with both hands and clenched it tightly. He held back his anger before begging Viola.

“Viola, we have been friends for many years. Can you please let go of Rebecca and bail her out? Our family will take her to the

countryside to live. I promise we won’t disturb your life.”

Viola was expressionless. “Since we’re friends, I’ll just pretend that I didn’t see you today and let you continue to work here peacefully. Rebecca deserves the suffering. I, Viola, have never been a saint. I can’t help her, and I won’t either.”

Deborah immediately drove him away. “Did you hear that? Get out and tell your manager to arrange for another waiter to serve us.”

Stanley lowered his head to hide the unwillingness and

resentment in his eyes as he left the private room.

He was like a walking dead, walking down the aisle of the

restaurant with heavy steps.

Frank, the waiter, who was temporarily called over to serve

them, complained in a low voice when he passed by Stanley.

“As expected, young men born into a rich family can’t do anything, offending guests and stealing my free time!”

Stanley heard it clearly and looked back at him.

Frank was even more unhappy. “What are you looking at? I

didn’t say anything wrong…”

As the sound of the abuse got smaller and smaller, Stanley looked dispirited.

For the past few days, he had been suppressed by Ormand,

humiliated, and looked down upon by everyone, causing him to feel more and more unfair.