The Broken-hearted She And The Icy He (Lily and John) novel Chapter 112

Chapter 112 No Way Out

“I think it was Wendy who ruined that dress. Diana and the others just helped her smear Lily!

“Disgusting. Wendy used such filthy tricks to frame a young girl!”

“I… I didn’t frame Lily.”

Wendy prided herself on her reputation.

Now, being openly ridiculed by these wealthy ladies in the store felt like having her dignity ripped to shreds. She was so humiliated she could barely stand.

As the insults piled on, her knees buckled. Elsa caught her just in time to keep her from collapsing in front of everyone.

“You didn’t frame Lily?”

Nancy let out a cold laugh, clearly not buying her pathetic excuse.

Rather than wasting words, she preferred irrefutable evidence to slap pretentious scum in the face. She turned sharply toward Manager He and the staff who had twisted the truth.

“You’re all fired.”

Then she shifted her gaze to the two employees who had spoken up for Lily earlier.

“I don’t believe the store’s surveillance system suddenly malfunctioned. You two, go retrieve the footage. I want certain shameless liars, thick–skinned as pavement, to be left speechless.”

The two justice–minded employees, now aware that Lily was the daughter–in–law of their boss, were even more determined to clear her name. They hurried off to pull the surveillance video.

“Boss, I swear I didn’t mean to. Please don’t fire me, I—”

“Get out!”

Diana’s eyes welled with tears, her expression seemingly helpless and sincere.

But Nancy wouldn’t keep someone like her.

If Diana could help Wendy twist the truth and slander Lily, she could just as easily use those tactics to harm other customers.

That could not be tolerated.

“If you still want a future in Capital City, stay out of my sight.”

Hearing this, Diana and the others trembled violently.

The perks at Aurelia were unmatched.

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Chapter 112 No Way Out

They didn’t want to lose such a good job.

But Nancy made her stance crystal clear: if they were smart, they’d simply lose their position at Aurelia. If they weren’t, she’d make sure they couldn’t survive in the industry.

Afraid of retaliation from the Luke family, they didn’t dare linger. They left the store with faces full of disgrace and resentment.

But their hatred wasn’t directed at Nancy–it fell squarely on Elsa and her mother.

That’s just human nature. People always turn their resentment toward the weaker party.

Nancy was too powerful to blame. But Elsa and her mother–who had caused them to lose everything- were now their targets of hatred.

Even as she left, Wendy was still claiming that Lily was two–faced, that she couldn’t stand seeing Nancy doing well, and that she had destroyed the dress on purpose.

Nancy treated her words like the barking of a dog and didn’t dignify them with a response.

Soon, the two employees returned with the footage and played it for everyone to see.

The video clearly showed that when Lily put the dress back on the rack, it was completely intact.

But once she turned to leave, Wendy, who had been standing nearby, quickly pulled a pair of scissors from her bag.

Her face twisted with malice, she hacked at the 3.98 million dollars designer gown like a madwoman, utterly destroying it.

The footage was damning–crystal clear and impossible to refute. It utterly crushed Wendy.

No matter how smooth her tongue usually was, she had no words this time.

She stood there trembling in shame when Nancy’s icy voice rang out again.

“Now, are you still going to claim my daughter–in–law deliberately vandalized our store’s merchandise?”

Before Wendy could answer, Nancy continued sharply:

“Destroying a dress in my store and blaming it on my daughter–in–law. Encouraging staff to slander her. Whispering poison to demean her… Wendy, Elsa–you both owe my daughter–in–law an apology. Oh, and the dress costs 3.98 million. Apologize, then pay up.”

“Nancy…”

All color drained from Wendy’s lips.

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