The Bond Between Us (Anastasia and Herman) novel Chapter 700

Talking with a smart person really makes life easier.

“Leave Sandy to you then,” Anastasia said casually, though there was a serious undertone. “And about that fake goods business you mentioned with Sandy—I overheard her on the phone earlier. Just so you know, Sean’s the one legally fronting it.”

Tavon got the hint right away, letting out a heavy sigh. “Sean’s always been head over heels for Sandy, doing everything she asks. He secretly donated bone marrow to her without caring about his own health. Since then, his health’s been going downhill. It’s just a matter of time before Sandy brings him down.”

Anastasia played along, “Dad, didn’t you say donating bone marrow wouldn’t affect the donor’s health?”

Tavon was momentarily speechless, a bit embarrassed.

With a sheepish smile, he said, “Ana, let’s not dwell on the past. I wasn’t thinking straight back then.”

Anastasia didn’t buy that for a second. Back then, she was dispensable, easy to toss aside.

Now that Tavon saw her value—reliable and trustworthy—his attitude changed.

Anastasia didn’t hold it against him; it was just human nature.

She pressed on, “You have some idea who poisoned you, right?”

Tavon nodded slightly, but kept silent about who it was.

Anastasia didn’t push further. “So, what’s your plan?”

It had to be someone close for Tavon to stay tight-lipped. If it were Ashley, Tavon’s ruthless nature would’ve had her investigated by the police ages ago.

That left Sandy and Sean.

Both had motives. Sean, with his ambition for the company and his extreme doting on Sandy, could be behind the poisoning.

And Sandy was suspicious too.

This was Tavon’s decision to make.

Tavon gave Anastasia a wry smile, “It’s tricky.”

“Just remember,” Anastasia said with the weight of her own experiences, “watch out for the tiger you’re raising.” She’d learned the hard way with Gianna, who had no mercy for Pattie.

She never harmed Julie directly, yet Julie saw her as a thorn, stirring trouble with Grannie Anita, endangering her and her child.

Tavon nodded, “I’ll keep it in mind.”