Time-Limited Love: A Contract Expired, Not Renewed novel Chapter 340

Just a few days after Rosalie was sentenced to jail, a live interview on Polaris Airwaves suddenly shot to the top of the trending charts.

The person being interviewed was Quade Zuma—the son of Jeremy Zuma, the nurse who had almost killed Xander.

Unlike his father, who had tried to take all the blame upon himself, Quade didn’t hold back this time. Facing the media, he stated outright that his father had only acted against Xander under Noelle’s instructions.

The motive? To frame Dr. Zinnia, the surgeon who had operated on Xander.

“My dad’s dying. He just wanted to make some money before he went, so he agreed to Noelle’s offer.”

When Noelle found out that Quade was live on Polaris Media, exposing her to the public, her face went completely white with panic.

But then she remembered—Quade had no proof. Without missing a beat, she stormed into the live broadcast herself.

The moment her feed connected, Noelle unleashed a torrent of abuse at Quade:

“You came to my house the other day to blackmail me. Now, because I wouldn’t pay, you come on here to slander me? Just wait. I’ll see you in court and make sure you rot in jail!”

Gone was the pitiful, tearful act she’d always put on for the camera. Before, she’d had powerful backers and only needed to cry her way through every crisis.

But things had changed. Landon no longer protected her, and the Jensen family business had been forced into ruin.

Noelle knew that if Quade’s accusations stuck, even with her brother signing a letter of forgiveness, she’d be looking at at least a year or two behind bars.

So, as soon as she joined the live stream, she didn’t waste time on pleasantries. She just started hurling insults at Quade.

“Who do you think you are? Some useless leech living off your dad? Now you’re trying to extort me? You think I’m scared of you?”

Her anger boiled over, and she spat out one profanity after another, shocking everyone watching the livestream with just how vicious her tirade was.

Despite the foul language, the stream wasn’t shut down—after all, Polaris Media was backed by the powerful Bennett Group and played by its own rules.

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