CEO Broke Down and Cried After I Divorced Him novel Chapter 767

Suzy thought she was finally about to see the woman’s face, but just as the figure approached halfway, she abruptly turned her back to her.

With the light behind her earlier, Suzy wasn’t able to catch a glimpse of her face.

"You’re about to die, Suzy," the woman said, her tone dripping with mockery. "Even if you knew who I am, what good would it do? Are you planning to become a vengeful ghost and haunt me?

"Such nonsense. Nothing but superstitious drivel. People only get one life, and it’s just too bad yours was unlucky enough to cross paths with me!

"But to ensure you don’t die in peace, I think it’s better if we don’t meet face to face. This way, you won’t spend the afterlife obsessing over me."

"All this talk just proves how afraid you are of me," Suzy shot back, her voice calm but cutting. "Too bad your fear comes too late."

With that, Suzy activated the special device on her wrist. A thin silver wire shot out, flying toward the woman with precision, coiling tightly around her neck.

Caught completely off guard, the woman had no time to react as Suzy yanked hard, dragging her forward.

Before the woman could recover, Suzy had pulled her close enough to see her face. But as Suzy stared at her, confusion spread across her features.

"Who are you?"

The woman chuckled lightly. "I’m standing right in front of you, and you still can’t tell who I am?"

"I don’t know you!" Suzy snapped, grabbing the woman’s head and tilting it to check the back of her neck for any signs of a disguise or mask.

But after a thorough search, there were no indications of a hidden mask. This face was real.

Yet, Suzy had no memory of her. There wasn’t even a flicker of recognition.

The woman laughed softly. "Whether you know me or not doesn’t matter. What matters is that I know you."

Suzy tightened the silver wire around her neck. "Who are you, and what’s your connection to Charlotte?"

Suzy let the lifeless body fall to the ground and pulled out her phone, snapping a photo of the woman’s face. She needed the image to investigate her identity later.

Once that was done, she returned to Diana’s side and checked her pulse. It was much steadier than before.

The life-saving pill was working.

This meant Diana would be stable for the time being, giving them enough time to leave.

The wind on the deck was fierce, and the biting cold suggested snow might fall at any moment.

Suzy shrugged off her jacket and draped it over Diana to keep her warm.

Just as she finished settling Diana, a group of black-clad men poured out from the cabin.

Suzy turned to face them, her expression cold and unflinching. "I don’t feel like killing anyone today. If any of you regret stepping into this, now’s your chance to leave."