From Trash to Treasure: The Sinclair Family's Beloved Genius novel Chapter 465

Chapter 465: Chapter 459: Deep in Hell

Flora Fletcher was startled by Nina Sinclair’s absolute certainty.

She glanced over and was shocked to find Nina Sinclair staring at her with vicious eyes.

Instantly, Flora Fletcher froze in place. A chill shot through her; she felt as if she were being targeted by a cold, venomous snake.

Alarm bells blared in Flora Fletcher’s mind. She immediately averted her gaze, her heart pounding with shock.

"Nina Sinclair, if that’s what you think, there’s nothing I can do. I don’t care if you want to dig your own grave, but don’t drag the company down with you."

Having said her piece, Flora Fletcher left immediately.

After Flora Fletcher left, Nina Sinclair finally came back to her senses.

She felt a flash of panic, but her heart quickly calmed.

’This time, Gabriel Sinclair must be destroyed!’

’Were her ambitions really as simple as just wanting Gabriel Sinclair to suffer a setback?’

’However Gabriel Sinclair treated her back then, she would pay him back a hundred, a thousand times over.’

A dark look came over Nina Sinclair’s eyes. She took out her phone, dialed a number, and said slowly, "Hello, I’d like to leak a story..."

——

The moment the story broke, Ms. Mayfield drove with her team to the hotel where Gabriel Sinclair was staying.

It wasn’t until she reached the eighteenth floor that she realized she had forgotten to get a spare key from Gabriel Sinclair.

So, her only option was to knock.

But the group waited outside for a full hour without any sound or movement from within.

There were also numerous paparazzi teams waiting in the hotel; they had spotted several of them lurking downstairs on their way up.

Because of this, they didn’t dare go back down, nor did they dare ask the hotel to bring up a spare key.

They were terrified of giving the press something to write about.

With no other choice, Ms. Mayfield could only wait.

But the wait stretched on for four hours.

Even Ms. Mayfield, who was known for being experienced and unflappable, began to feel a sense of dread.

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