Revenge Looks Good on Me (Amelia and Sebastian) novel Chapter 237

Chapter 237 The Hard Truth

Evelyn wasn’t stupid. She thought she could live the high life abroad, but she ended up crashing and burning Being blackmailed by Ace into returning was just part of a long- conspired trap.

Evelyn’s legs gave out, and she collapsed onto the freezing floor. Looking at Sebastian with tear–filled eyes, she asked, “Seb, is that what you think too?”

Sebastian didn’t spare her a single glance. He sat back down and continued peeling shrimp for his fiancee. “You know exactly what you did. I didn’t rip your face off before out of respect for Grandma. But you just pushed it too far. You disgust me.”

Evelyn kept trying to lie her way out. “I didn’t do anything! Amelia has you completely brainwashed, Sebastian!”

At that moment, Amelia pulled out a bank transfer record and an audio file.

When the audio started playing, Evelyn’s heart plummeted.

It was crystal clear: a recording of her bribing the maid to spike Amelia’s juice!

“How do you have…”

That dead b*tch actually recorded me?! Evelyn gritted her teeth in absolute fury.

Amelia smirked. “If you don’t want anyone to know, don’t do it. Bet you didn’t expect that maid to record you for her own insurance, huh? And this wire transfer record–how are you gonna talk your way out of this?”

Seeing that Sebastian was completely done with her, Evelyn bit her lip and made a desperate gamble, placing all her chips on Eleanor.

“Eleanor, I really didn’t do it! Someone is trying to frame me!”

The final call was back in Eleanor’s hands.

Amelia stood quietly to the side, waiting for Eleanor to make her choice. As cruel as it was to put the old lady in this spot, it had to be done.

Tears welled up in Eleanor’s eyes. She looked at Sebastian and Amelia, then glared down at Evelyn kneeling on the floor, exploding in anger. “I can’t believe you did something so vicious!”

Smack!

Eleanor raised her hand and slapped Evelyn hard across the face. “I wasted years raising you

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properly, and you turn out to be this evil, rotten thing!”

“Grandma, please don’t let this ruin your health.” Amelia walked over and gently rubbed Eleanor’s back to calm her down.

Evelyn sat on the floor clutching her check, crying nonstop. “I didn’t do it! I will never admit to something I didn’t do!”

I’m not an idiot. If I admit it, they’ll kick me out, and I’ll be dead meal!

Eleanor caught her breath, slapping the armrest of her chair, thoroughly heartbroken. “You have two choices right now. One: you promise Sebastian that you’ll stay here quietly and keep me company. I will arrange blind dates for you and prepare a proper gift and some cash. That will officially repay your life debt.

“Two: like Sebastian said, we send you abroad immediately. From this day forward, you have zero ties to the Sterling family. I’ll give you a sum of money to guarantee you never starve. Make your choice!”

Seeing the hesitation in Evelyn’s eyes, Eleanor spoke with bitter disappointment. “You better think carefully. This is the absolute last chance the Sterling family will ever give you!”

After saying that, Eleanor seemed to remember something and looked up at the couple. “Amelia, do you have any objections to me doing this?”

Amelia shook her head. “We respect your decision, Grandma.”

A life debt is a massive burden. She knew Eleanor was incredibly conflicted, so she didn’t object.

“Good. That’s good then.” Eleanor’s cloudy eyes suddenly turned sharp. “Make your choice!”

Three pairs of piercing eyes locked onto Evelyn. Her heart was hammering, but finally, she gritted her teeth. “I choose the first option! I want to stay and fulfill my duties to Eleanor!”

“In that case, from this day forward, you are not allowed to step a single foot out of the Sterling mansion until you are married! Otherwise, I will have Sebastian throw you out immediately!”

Evelyn’s eyes welled with hot tears. She shot Amelia a venomous glare before finally nodding. “I’ll listen to you, Eleanor!”

“Go to your room.”

With Eleanor’s final word, Evelyn got up and retreated to her room.

Once she was gone, Eleanor took Amelia’s hands, her eyes full of sympathy. “Amelia, that girl saved my life once. I’m so sorry to put you through this.”

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