She Left She Thrived She’s Worth Billions novel Chapter 300

Could it be…

Was Evelyn supporting another man behind his back, using the jewelry he bought her?!

Dominic didn't know why, but his mind immediately jumped to such a sordid possibility.

He once thought that was something only Melanie was capable of, since she always liked to frequent Daphne’s nightclub.

Could it be that the one who truly betrayed him was Evelyn?

Dominic lowered his throbbing head, resting it on the steering wheel.

No…

It couldn’t be…

His Evelyn wouldn’t be like this…

Dominic’s mind was a chaotic mess, and so was his heart.

He still vividly remembered the voice that had shaken his heart when he was on the brink of death from the snake venom.

“It’s a good thing you ran into me. Don’t worry, you’re not going to die.”

The voice itself had long since blurred in his memory.

Thinking back, it didn’t even sound like Evelyn’s voice anymore.

But he could never forget the sense of salvation that voice had brought him at that moment.

It was that voice that had instantly dispelled the deep-seated fear in his heart and the agony of the venom coursing through him.

He wanted to know…

Who was she?

He wanted to open his eyes and see…

Who was she?

So, when he regained consciousness and saw Evelyn kneeling on the ground, sucking the venom out, he felt his heart was about to leap out of his throat!

How could he not love a woman who was kind, beautiful, and had saved his life at a critical moment?

Sitting in the car, Dominic desperately tried to recall his original reasons for falling in love with Evelyn.

He wanted to calm his turbulent heart by remembering the good things about her.

“Evelyn wouldn't do this to me…” Dominic muttered to himself.

Using the jewelry he bought to support another man…

Evelyn wouldn’t do that.

Dominic repeated it over and over in his mind, trying to brainwash himself.

Evelyn paid her no mind.

Right now, she had neither the time nor the mood to deal with her.

She didn’t know how much Dominic suspected.

But she truly had no explanation for the missing jewelry.

The phone in her hand vibrated again. Evelyn glanced at it coldly.

It was another message.

[Why haven’t you sent the money yet?]

[What money? Why should I pay you? Melanie didn’t even die!]

[I provided the manpower and resources. It’s her good luck she didn’t die, and your bad luck. What’s that got to do with me?]

[We agreed you’d pay after the job was done. The job isn’t done, so there’s no way I’m paying you!]

The conversation had ended there. After a long pause, the other person replied:

[Fine. If you’re going to be dishonorable, then don’t blame me for exposing your dirty little secrets!]

Evelyn knew they would use that to threaten her. Furious, she smashed the phone onto the floor.