Revenge is Best Served After Reborn (James) novel Chapter 260

She had already invited these three individuals here, and if she couldn't come up with the money, who knew what these desperados might do?

After careful thought, Nichole said, “It’s just a million dollars? As long as Sophie is out of the picture and I become Mrs. Burke, how could I possibly be short on money?”

She approached the three men and said, “I’ll give you $100,000 as a down payment. If you can take care of Sophie, I’ll pay you the rest once I become Mrs. Burke.”

The men exchanged glances, and one of them couldn’t help but sneer. He stepped forward, pinning Nichole against the door, which instantly drained the color from her face. “How do we know you can actually become Mrs. Burke? Cash upfront is the rule around here.”

The man said menacingly, “$100,000 for the down payment, not a penny less! Otherwise, I’ll start chopping off your fingers one by one!”

Nichole’s face turned sour, but she tried to remain calm. “I’ve only got $100,000 on me right now! Do you know the Burke family? If you kill me, you’re killing the future heir of the Burke family in my womb!”

Hearing this, the man hesitated.

Nichole continued, “Think about it. James and his wife have been at odds for a long time and should have divorced by now. If you take care of Sophie, I can use the child in my belly to secure my position as Mrs. Burke! How could I not have money then? I promise you, once I become James’ wife, not only will I pay you a million dollars, but I’ll add another million on top!”

“Words aren’t enough. We need it in writing!”

The man released Nichole and then pulled out a piece of paper. After writing something on it, he put it in front of Nichole.

It clearly stated that if the money wasn’t paid in the agreed time, she would pay with her life.

Nichole turned pale, but soon, she steeled her heart. To take down Sophie, she had to be willing to pay the price!

High risk for a high reward. That was the lesson she had learned over the years.

With that thought, Nichole quickly signed the paper.