CEO Broke Down and Cried After I Divorced Him novel Chapter 766

"She said she’d risk her life to protect you! What a wonderful sister-in-law you have, but too bad she ended up with you, a walking disaster!"

The woman’s mocking tone cut like a knife. "If it weren’t for you, she’d still be the carefree, beautiful heiress she once was. You’ve turned her life into a complete mess."

Yes, it was all because of her. They had ended up like this because of her.

Guilt filled Suzy’s heart as her expression hardened. Her eyes gleamed with resolve as she said, "You want my life, don’t you? Then come out and take it!"

The woman laughed coldly.

"Oh, so eager to find out who I am? At this point, even if you knew, what difference would it make? You’ll be dead soon. How would you even have the chance to take revenge?"

"At least I’d die knowing the truth," Suzy retorted.

She took out a life-saving pill and gently fed it to Diana before laying her down carefully on the deck. Standing tall against the biting wind, she faced the void.

"We’ve been playing this game for so long, and you’ve always hidden in the shadows. Like you said, my life is already in your hands—what are you so afraid of?

"Or are you so unsure of yourself that you think I might still escape even now?"

The woman’s voice carried on the icy wind, laced with disdain. "Oh, you’re so confident, aren’t you?

"Let me tell you something—I’m not staying hidden because I’m afraid of you knowing who I am. As you said, you’re on my turf, and there’s no way out for you now. What do I have to fear?

"The reason I haven’t shown myself is because I’m worried you won’t be able to handle the truth. Lisa, Avalon, Charlotte, and Claude have all betrayed you. If you saw me, you might collapse completely, maybe even cough up blood on the spot.

"I only want you to die with a bit of dignity, without your heart shattering into pieces."

This woman was only trying to sow distrust, planting doubt about the people closest to her.

"Do you think I care about heartbreak when I’m already facing death?!" Suzy’s voice was sharp, her expression mocking.

"If anything, I’d rather die knowing the truth than wasting time on this nonsense! You’re just afraid, aren’t you? Spare me the excuses."

"Afraid of you?" The woman’s laughter rang out loud and scornful. "Fine. Since you want to die knowing the truth so badly, I’ll grant your last wish."

As her words hung in the air, the cabin door creaked open.

Slowly, the woman stepped out, her movements deliberate, every step echoing ominously on the deck.