Her Biliionaire Husband (Veronica and Matthew) novel Chapter 667

Chapter 667 Tiffany’s Plan

Tiffany really wanted Zac to be on her side, so she had no choice but to tell him everything that she knew. “There was some internal conflict going on with the hidden clan a few years ago, and the head of the hidden clan’s left party, Tanya Ledger, tried to overtake the head of the clan.

She murdered the head of the clan, Nadine Elrod, while Nadine’s daughter, Hayley Elrod, escaped. Later on, Hayley gave birth to Veronica. As you know, they place more importance on girls compared to boys, so after Veronica was born, they used their new skills to clone another girl.

I… am that girl. Throughout the years, Randy and I stayed in the Larson Residence just to catch the attention of the public. They used me to redirect the attention in order to protect Veronica, who was hidden the whole time.”

“Initially, Veronica didn’t have to appear in public before returning to the hidden clan. Unfortunately, things didn’t go as planned, and Randy was diagnosed with leukemia.

He needed a bone marrow transplant, and I wasn’t a good match for it, so Veronica was the one who ended up doing it. The transplant was a success. In order for Veronica to be willing to help with Randy’s illness, the Larsons harmed her parents and forced Veronica to donate her bone marrow.

That was what triggered the rest of the events. What amuses me the most is that I never knew all these things,” Tiffany uttered. She then let out a scoff. Her grip on her cigarette tightened, and the ash fell onto the ground. Tiffany’s knuckles were white, and her eyes were filled with an unconcealable rage.

“After that, the current head of the clan, Tanya, found out about my existence. She tried multiple times to kill me, but I somehow managed to survive her attacks.

The very last time it happened was that time when the news announced that I had committed suicide by jumping off a building. Fortunately, Hendrey managed to plan things out and save me before taking me away from Bloomstead. It was only after that that I understood the purpose of my existence.