Supreme Mars novel Chapter 390

There was a sinister look on Rebecca’s face, but at this moment, she was more terrified, because she was about to do something she had wanted to do for a long time but never dared to do.

Finally, Rebecca’s reason prevailed over her emotion. She called Jayden.

"Hello, dad," Rebecca ventured. The next moment, Jayden’s solemn voice came from the other end of the line. "Rebecca, have you made up your mind yet?"

"I called to talk it over with you," Rebecca hesitated, looking frightened. "Do I have to do it? If I got caught, I’d go to jail…"

The other day, someone, who was aware of the relationship between Lydia and William, called Rebecca and told her that she had been marginalized since Lydia had married Leo. If she wanted to solve this problem, she had to make Leo divorce Lydia, or kill William!

Rebecca was terrified, so she went to Jayden for advice, and Jayden told her to do one thing: wait!

Just now, Rebecca sounded out William’s attitude towards Lydia and found that he held her in high regard, so it was impossible for Rebecca to make them divorce.

"I just want to ask you one question. Is there any choice left for you?" Jayden asked Rebecca a question in return instead of answering her question, sounding grim.

Rebecca froze and thought of how William had treated her just now, resentment glinting in her eyes. "No!"

Jayden heaved a sigh. "Back then, I strongly disagreed over you marrying that guy, but you thought he had great potential and would definitely go back to his family some day since he came from Valenham. I believed you and lent him a big sum of money to help him start his own business, but later it turned out he had no intention of going back to Valenham at all."

Rebecca wept bitter tears of resentment as Jayden brought up the past. "Dad, stop! Who knew that loser wouldn’t go back to Valenham? What should I do now? I want to get a divorce, but I can’t. I can’t stand living with him anymore!"

"In that case, do it now! I got your back," Jayden said in a grim voice.

Rebecca, however, was surprised to hear that. "Do you mean it, dad?"

"Do you have any other choice? If you got caught, the Ford family would be finished as well, so we have to make sure our plan is perfect," Jayden said in a low voice. "What else did that man tell you?"

"He said he would help me, but I have to transfer one million to an account first." Rebecca looked terrified. "Aren’t I hiring a killer?"

Jayden interrupted her immediately, "You’re wrong. He’s testing your resolution, because you guys are on the same boat."

"Of course I’m aware of it. It’s just that… William and I have been living together for 20 years, and I just can’t do it."

Rebecca couldn’t make up her mind. Admittedly, she was bitter, but she felt more scared.

“Lydia!" Jayden said in a sullen tone. "This is also a test for William. Let’s see if he’ll risk his own life protecting Lydia. If he
does, he will die; if he doesn’t, Lydia will die. You'll lose nothing either way."

“Great idea!" Rebecca’s eyes lit up but soon she became gloomy again. "But the plan is unfeasible. After all, Lydia’s husband is
Leo. Isn’t it a stupid move to do it right in front of him?"

“You don’t have to worry about the details." Jayden paused and went on, "Rebecca, you've only got one chance. It’s now or
never," Jayden coaxed.

“Hello, I’ve made up my mind. Vesper Corporation is going to hold a party in a few days. Let’s do it on that day! Besides, the
target isn’t William, but... Lydia!"

He was accompanied by Rebecca and Caroline. However, Rebecca wasn’t paying attention to William, but looked around with
anxiety.

Leo threw a glance at her and then ignored it. At this moment, the presidents of other corporations came to congratulate
William. Meanwhile, Leo and Lydia also sent their greetings to William.

“Great! Thank you all!" William grinned from ear to ear, satisfied than ever. At the same time, he realized he was no longer
young as he looked at the three children before him.

“Get me my writing brush and ink!" William called and soon, someone brought them to him. Then he wrote down a few words
in perfect cursive script in front of everyone.