Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 29

How could they say that keeping Emily alive was pointless? Did Emily deserve to die just because she was mentally disabled?

How could they say that 50 years wasn't much? Only an incredibly blessed person got to live up to 100 years. Was Emily supposed to give away 50 years of her life just because Howard played with her from time to time?

Helen couldn't believe the nerve of Lisa and Rita to say such things. She sorely wanted to slap Rita in the face 50 times, but both her hands were occupied. She had swiftly covered Emily's ears the moment Rita started speaking earlier.

However, Emilio's hands were free. Disregarding his belief that men shouldn't lay hands on a woman, he stepped forward to drag Rita out of Emily's sight. He was afraid Emily would get nightmares if she had to continue looking at Rita.

Thankfully, the lifespan transfer agreement had been destroyed. The Shaws weren't keen on sticking around to take in any more of the Johnsons' disgusting attitude. Thus, protected by their bodyguards, they swiftly took their leave.

Shannon purposely trailed behind the Shaws. Just before leaving, she turned around and looked at the Johnsons, who were all sporting baleful expressions, eyes filled with resentment.

Smiling faintly, she reported, "When the dark arts are used to hurt someone, the caster of the technique won't be able to avoid facing the repercussions. As the masterminds, you guys won't be able to escape them either.

"For the next three years, the Johnsons will lose all their luck and be beset by misfortunes instead."

Ignoring the dark looks on their faces, she added, "This is a free reading from me. I won't charge you for it."

Hector, who was standing on the side, wanted to laugh when he heard Shannon say that last sentence with a look of seriousness.

Not only did it seem like she was genuinely a master of the mystic arts, but she even… seemed to be rather fond of earning money.

Hector was relieved by that. The Jensens had plenty of money to spare.