“Jason, I want you to come back to me and swear never to see her again! Otherwise, I'll take Archer and jump from the 99th floor!”
And then, she actually jumped with this incredibly handsome, model-like son of hers?
What a sin!!!
When she had read this part of the plot, Harriet pulled a face of pure disgust.
How the hell did that make any sense???
She, Harriet, was the leading lady of the elite circle. If the man wanted to cheat, she should have gladly packed his bags and sent him a thousand miles away!
With Jason's current net worth and status, divorcing him and taking half his assets would be effortless.
With money, free time, beautiful kids, and a massive mansion, the balance in her bank account post-divorce would be enough to sponsor eighteen athletic male models. She wouldn't be able to spend it all in ten lifetimes. That kind of life would be an absolute dream!
Not only did she ruin her own life with her endless tantrums, but she also dragged two innocent children down with her?
Absolute insanity!!!
Whether the original character was crazy or the world had just lost its mind.
In short, the facts were clear right now. Her daughter was missing. And she had personally abandoned her!
Harriet was speechless.
It didn't matter, there was still time! The amusement park was only a ten-minute drive from the Summit Villa. As long as she hurried back now and found...
Harriet turned to run.
But the next second, her arm was grabbed.
“Answer me!!!”
Harriet looked up.
Jason's face was dark as thunder. “Harriet, even a tiger doesn't eat its cubs, you...”
“You think I did it on purpose?” He was holding her so tightly her arm felt like it was going to snap. Harriet violently shook him off. “Like you said, even a tiger doesn't eat its cubs. I carried them for nine months. No one cares about them more than I do!”
Although she felt a bit guilty, the thought of a beautifully delicate little girl crying her lungs out in a crowded amusement park made Harriet's heart clench.
She quickly explained, “I went to the restroom, and when I came out, Seraphina was gone. I couldn't reach the driver, so I thought he had brought her back first. That's why I came home.”


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