She’s Back, and Hell’s Coming with Her novel Chapter 64

Forget it. Don’t dirty your hands.

“Cruel?” Sabrina scoffed. “You have the nerve to call me cruel? When you deliberately stirred up trouble in front of Uliana and the others, you should’ve remembered: sometimes, what goes around doesn’t come around immediately—but it always comes around.”

With that, she shoved past her. As they brushed shoulders, Sabrina leaned in and murmured, “A lie is still a lie. You can’t turn it into the truth.”

Celine’s eyes widened, her fists trembling with rage.

She’s mocking me!

That wretched bitch!

I won’t let her get away with this!

Fuming, Celine stormed back to her bedroom, kicking a chair out of her path. She tore at the covers in frustration, hands clawing at the fabric as if she could shred her anger to pieces.

It was only after seeing the Sutton family’s “real heiress” scandal explode online that she’d gone to confront Sabrina. She’d lived in the Sutton family’s mansion for over a decade, never once humiliated like this.

Suddenly, it felt like her heart had plunged into an icy abyss.

Shame and helplessness crashed over her, making her want to curl up and disappear. She clutched her head and crouched in the corner, wishing the ground would swallow her whole.

She’d always been the Suttons’ golden girl, the high-and-mighty princess—how could any of it be fake?

She couldn’t stand the thought of being the target of strangers’ ridicule, their sneers, their pity.

Everyone in Port City knew her as the Suttons’ elegant daughter, not some adopted charity case.

Sabrina, why did you have to come back?

Why couldn’t you just stay gone for good?

No one in this family wants you here. You hang around like a parasite, taking everything that should’ve been mine. You filthy bitch—I’ll make sure you pay for this.

“Sabrina!” Celine screamed, her face twisted with spite, her eyes burning with hatred.

Meanwhile, Desmond and Sommer were frantically trying to suppress the trending news, hiring PR teams to clean up the mess online.

Sabrina scrolled through the latest gossip and closed her phone with a satisfied smile.

Time to sleep.

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