She acknowledged Elisa could help her avoid being questioned by the police.
Because she has profound bitterness—even resentment from the depths of her heart—for this woman.
She can only regulate her emotions to a certain extent.
“I’ll deal with her sooner or later,” Norman vowed with enraged eyes.
Rose Meek glanced at him momentarily but said nothing. Now that she’s an adult, Elisa has led to ruin, and they always cave in. How do I go from here?
…
The duo laughed as they got into their car, “Elisa, the audacity! You could have killed me! I almost died laughing!”
Elisa shrugged, “If she slips, the police will definitely hound her.”
“So, do we continue to monitor her? How long will she act insane?”
“How can she?” Elisa sneered, “Exploiting legal loopholes is inevitable, and because she is now doing well. If there’s any consolation, it’s better than ending in jail straight away.”
Rachel grinned, “Why not invite a whole party to her ward? That’ll be fun.”
Elisa smirked, “Let’s go back.”
“By the way, about that whole visit,” implored Rachel. “You just needed your uncle to give you that promotion?”
“Was it that obvious?”
Rachel: “…”
That must not be it. There must be another ulterior motive.
“Mr. Darcey.”
The man sighed, “You’re always putting up a professional front.”
Elisa paused. Will whispered, “I’m back.”
Elisa grinned, “That’s great news.”
“Is it convenient to meet now?”
“Don’t you need rest?”
Will Darcey smiled, “Seeing you is better than any rest.”
Elisa’s lips were pursed. Sooner or later, the Darcey Group will demand an explanation for the cooperation with the Wickam’s. She cannot turn Will Darcey against her but will eventually have to disclose her new alliance.
Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa)