The Unwanted Daughter When Love Comes Too Late novel Chapter 283

Chapter 283 Broken Ties

Even the strongest body and mind can’t handle so many draining tasks at once.

On top of everything else, Tracy still had an unfinished illustration she had agreed to complete.

Lately, she had been so overwhelmed with work that she hadn’t updated her art account in a long time.

Still, she didn’t want to break her promise. She had taken the commission before deciding to join Jackman Enterprise, so she squeezed time from her busy schedule to work on it, even if progress was slow.

The client had always been patient, never rushing her. But Tracy still tried to send the first draft as quickly as possible.

Within a minute of receiving the illustration, the client transferred the remaining payment- but only one–third of what they had originally agreed upon.

The commission had included three illustrations, all featuring the same character but in different artistic styles, as if they were covers for a novel series.

The original plan was to complete one illustration, receive payment, then move on to the next style, with the final payment at the end.

Now, this sudden action left Tracy confused.

Just as she was about to ask, a message came from the client. “This one illustration is fine. I’ll take it. No need to complete the rest. We’ll stop working together after this.”

Tracy had never encountered something like this before. Not knowing what to think, she quickly replied, “If something’s wrong with the illustration, I can fix it. No extra charge. I’ll revise it until you’re satisfied.”

“It’s not about money,” the client typed.

She watched the words “typing …” blink for a long time before a message appeared, “I don’t like you.”

The words left Tracy was baffled. She typed back, “Do you even know me?”

But the message never went through. The client had already blocked her.

Now Tracy was even more puzzled.

This account was a secret–only Ronald knew it was hers. So how did this stranger possibly know who she was?

She went over everyone she knew, ruling them out one by one, but no answer came.

What she didn’t know was that the client wasn’t someone close to her at all. In fact, they had only crossed paths once.

It was Sylvia–Jane’s niece.

After blocking Tracy, Sylvia stared for a long time at the draft illustration she had received.

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