Game Over No Second Chances novel Chapter 387

Serena ended up staying for lunch.

After the meal, Howard and Rachel left to visit the Larsons.

Serena stood up, ready to leave too. However, a mocking laugh rang out behind her.

"You acted all carefree—watching the sunrise and pretending you had the appetite to eat. But deep down, you're panicking, aren't you?"

Sarah leaned back smugly on the couch, a mocking smile on her face.

"I'm about to marry into the Larson family too. I can give Cole children to carry on the bloodline, maybe even a son who'll become the next heir. But Serena, you're stuck with Hugh, a man who probably can't even have kids. Once he's dead, what will you have left? When that day comes, let's see if you're still so carefree, throwing fits in front of Dad."

Serena turned and looked at her.

"Do you think everyone's like you, always begging with your hand out? You spent all those years living off the Jansen Group, always demanding from dad without contributing a thing. You're nothing but a parasite. And now you think marrying into the Larson family will suddenly make you valuable?"

Sarah shot up, furious.

"You're no better than me! You were raised by Dad too! You used the Jansen Group's resources just like I did! If you weren't the heiress of the Jansen family, you wouldn't have even landed a business marriage with Hugh! We're both the same. So what gives you the right to say that about me?"

Serena didn't get angry. Instead, she laughed.

"I brought Amber Group back to life, and I own a share of Zarena Group. Even without Hugh, I'm still someone who can stand on my own in the business world. I don't live off men or Dad."

As she spoke, she walked toward Sarah step by step. She used the height her heels gave her to tower over Sarah, looking down at her with cold disdain.

"And do you really think marrying Cole means your life will be smooth sailing?"

Sarah was suffocating under Serena's crushing presence. Serena's achievements were indeed irreplaceable.

But Sarah wasn't ready to admit defeat. She straightened her neck and forced a triumphant smile.