She turned around and settled back onto the sofa.
Her tone turned ice-cold. "Call Lawrence. Tell him to drag himself back here immediately."
Since no one in this room had the authority or the cash to pay her back, she would summon the man who did.
Everyone in the room was struck completely dumb.
She had truly lost her absolute mind!
Demanding that the supreme head of the Sinclair family drag himself back? She wasn't just crazy; she was completely delusional.
The sheer audacity of her command made Vivienne's breathing turn ragged.
"Stella!"
She practically gnashed her teeth to dust, wishing she could physically tear Stella apart.
How dare she command Lawrence to drag himself back!
Where was she getting this audacity...? Making a scene over Julian and Ivy was one thing, but hadn't she taken this far too far?
Vivienne forced down her fury. "Even if you want to throw a tantrum, you need to know your limits!"
She was still entirely convinced this was all just a dramatic fit.
Admittedly, Julian's recent behavior with Ivy had been highly inappropriate and insulting.
Stella's expression darkened drastically. "Mrs. Sinclair, it seems I need to spell this out for you."
"A pathetic piece of trash like Julian is entirely beneath me! Spending five hundred million dollars on him was a massive waste of money, so I'm dumping him. You are going to return my money! Is that perfectly clear now?"
Was she still having internal delusions that this was a joke?
After explaining it so clearly, she had to finally believe it, right?
"I am demanding my money back, and you think I'm throwing a tantrum? I think there's something seriously wrong with your comprehension skills."
Vivienne was rendered speechless.
Julian stared in utter disbelief.
The expressions on both their faces completely shattered.
Julian was especially furious. Hearing Stella say 'spending five hundred million dollars on him was a waste' twisted his face into an ugly grimace.
And what exactly did she call him... a piece of trash?
Stella's fiercely arrogant posture left Vivienne looking equally horrified.
Hearing Stella directly address her as 'Mrs. Sinclair' made her complexion turn a sickly shade of gray!
Vivienne had met Stella three years ago; she had been wildly arrogant, deeply proud, and terrifyingly cold.
It was only after her grandparents died that she had completely buried her sharp edges and become a submissive coward.


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