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The One I Should've Married (Stella and Sebastian) novel Chapter 9

Her late grandparents were a deeply painful subject for Stella.

Disrespecting them was crossing her absolute bottom line.

Seeing Stella go as far as to injure his mother, Julian completely lost his mind.

Glaring at her with venomous rage, he roared, "Stella, do you have a death wish?"

Vivienne gasped for air through the excruciating pain.

Recovering from the shock, she shrieked hysterically, "You... you... you are a complete lunatic!"

She was absolutely unhinged...!

For both Julian and Vivienne, seeing this terrifying version of Stella completely broke their reality.

Their immediate reaction was that she had suffered a total mental breakdown.

If she wasn't crazy, how could she dare treat them like this?

Having grown accustomed to her pathetic submission over the past three years, they had completely forgotten the terror she was originally known for!

Fighting through the agony, Vivienne yelled, "If you no longer want the title of Mrs. Sinclair, just say it! There are plenty of women lining up to take your place!"

She had always deeply despised Stella.

Over the past three years, she had constantly plotted ways to kick her out of the family.

But because of the five hundred million dollars, she couldn't afford to push things too far.

Well, look at her now. Stella had just handed her the perfect excuse on a silver platter!

Looking at Vivienne's repulsive face, Stella sneered. "Five hundred million dollars to buy a position where any random dog can step up and humiliate me? You're absolutely right, I don't want it anymore!"

Vivienne was stunned into silence.

Julian was completely speechless.

The surrounding servants stood completely frozen in shock.

Everyone stared at her in utter disbelief.

Especially Vivienne... She stared at Stella in horror. "What... what did you just say?"

Who was she calling a dog?

And did she seriously just say she no longer wanted her position in the Sinclair family?

Vivienne glanced at Stella, then turned to Julian, demanding a silent explanation for what had possessed her today.

Julian frowned deeply, his mind flashing with the horrific memories of what she had done at Westside Heights.

Stella stood up, exuding an overwhelming aura of dominance as she slowly paced around Vivienne.

"Honestly, this repulsive manor disgusts me so much I never wanted to step foot in it again."

"But knowing what a cowardly loser Julian is, I figured he wouldn't have the guts to relay my message properly. So I personally dragged him back to deliver it."

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