Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 685

**The Billionaire’s Last Obsession series 685**
**Chapter 685 Spring’s Fate**

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Ginnie found herself cornered, stripped of every possible avenue to escape her predicament. The thought of implicating her own daughter felt like a betrayal too deep to bear, so she opted for silence, a heavy weight settling in her chest.

Meanwhile, Theo’s gaze fell upon Ginnie, and disappointment washed over him like a cold wave. He had expected more from her, perhaps a shred of remorse or an ounce of courage to speak the truth. Instead, she remained mute, a shadow of the woman he once knew.

Before long, the police arrived, taking both Ginnie and Jerome away in handcuffs, their fates sealed in the cold grip of law enforcement.

In the corner of the room, Spring withdrew into herself, her heart racing and her mind a chaotic storm. She wished desperately to become invisible, to fade into the walls around her. All those years, her mother had fought tooth and nail for her, weaving webs of schemes and strategies, while she had merely vented her frustrations. With Ginnie now gone, it felt as if her very backbone had crumbled to dust.

Theo’s eyes flicked toward Spring, and with a tone that brooked no argument, he instructed the maid, “Go and gather her belongings. Whatever she brought with her, let her take it. The rest? Burn it all.”

The maid, glancing at Spring with a hint of pity, nodded. “Yes, sir.” She turned and exited the room, leaving Spring in a state of panic.

“You can’t just throw me out like this!” Spring’s voice trembled as she pleaded, desperation clawing at her throat. “Where am I supposed to go? My mother’s situation is not my fault! It was all her doing! I’ll do anything, I swear! Just don’t kick me out! I can cook, I can clean—let me be your nanny! I beg you, please! Mom’s in jail, and I have nowhere to turn!”

Theo’s laughter was laced with derision. “You think I need your services? We can’t afford to keep you here. No matter how naïve I may be, I refuse to harbor a viper in my home. And let’s not forget, we are not family. So cease that nonsense. It’s time you start looking out for yourself.”

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