Rebirth In Divorce: My New Mr. Perfect (by Summer Knowles) novel Chapter 762

Mrs. Sanders spoke softly, "Mr. Wilson, you only need to sign this contract, and starting tomorrow, these two production lines will make exactly what you need."

Mr. Wilson took the contract and glanced over it. Everything looked normal; there wasn't even anything particularly advantageous about it.

He looked up at Mrs. Sanders. "What do you want in return?"

"My request is simple, and I believe it aligns with your own desires, Mr. Wilson. I want to ruin Sarah's reputation. Better yet, I want her dead."

Mr. Wilson took out his pen and signed his name on the contract. "Your wish is also mine. Be patient—one day it will happen."

"Thank you, Mr. Wilson." Mrs. Sanders nodded with satisfaction.

At Adams University.

"Have you heard? That Judy Markers was actually forced into a false confession. She was beaten by the Sanders family before she said all those things."

"I thought something was off from the beginning. Remember how the livestream was interrupted for a while? They were probably beating her during that time."

"Seems like we were all fooled by the Sanders family. I found it strange too. At first, that woman refused to admit anything, but after the livestream was interrupted and resumed, Judy suddenly changed her story."

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She wept helplessly, sobbing uncontrollably before finally composing herself. "These were all inflicted by people Sarah sent. She's a murderer who deserves punishment. Mr. Reynolds canceled his engagement with Miss Wilson because of her, and yet she still won't leave Miss Wilson alone. She has evil intentions. I hope you get what you deserve!"

The video had been shared over a hundred thousand times and had numerous comments.

"So the mess between Reynolds and Wilson really was because of Sarah? I thought she was the victim, but she was actually behind it all."

"What a cruel heart. Look how badly Judy's back was beaten."

"She looks like an innocent rabbit, but she even wanted to have Judy raped. We really shouldn't get involved in wealthy family affairs—no one knows where the next twist will come from."