Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 526

Chapter 526 Threats

Chapter 526 Threats.

Laney smiled sweetly. “I didn’t want any of it at first, but he said his woman must dress beautifully–only then would she be worthy of his status.”

Elsie and Isabelle exchanged a look and fell silent, returning to their work.

At school, Lillian remained extremely busy.

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Ryan had already started work on that plot of land, so he sent many documents for her to review to her email. She had to carve out time to handle company matters and barely returned to the dorm until night.

Laney, as usual, left after class and didn’t come back until late, each time arriving with armfuls of designer bags and telling stories about how doting her boyfriend was and how well he treated her.

If it had been before, Isabelle and Elsie might have asked a question or two–but now they chose to stay quiet.

The Sinclair family

Henry still hadn’t returned home. Vivian spent her days caring for the two elders and rarely went shopping anymore–ever since the scandal about her affair blew up, she didn’t dare go out. After dinner, she returned to the bedroom to rest.

Her phone rang. The number on the screen chilled Vivian; she answered quickly. “Didn’t we agree you wouldn’t call me?” she whispered.

“I had no choice, Qin beauty. I’m out of money. When are you going to transfer me more this month?” a man said in a smarmy voice.

Vivian snapped, “I just gave you five hundred thousand!”

“That’s not nearly enough–the price of pork has doubled, so shouldn’t this be doubled as well? Besides, a measly million is too little for someone like you, Mrs. Sinclair.” the man went on.

Vivian hissed, “You’re extorting me.”

The man chuckled. “How’s that extortion? I keep your secret and you pay me–that’s a normal transaction. Of course, if Madam Vivian won’t pay-

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Before he finished, Vivian cut in, “Fine. I’ll transfer it tomorrow.”

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The man was pleased. “Good. We’re old friends after all–everything’s negotiable. I’ll be waiting for your good news tomorrow. Sweet dreams, Madam Vivian.” He hung up.

Vivian threw the phone to the floor; it shattered. She muttered, “One by one, you won’t let me live in peace. Just wait–I, Vivian, will make you regret ever treating me this way.”

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