What Happens in Chapter 698 – From the Book The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella)
Dive into Chapter 698, a pivotal chapter in The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella), written by Jessica Haze. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Romance fiction.
Two hours after their high-octane ordeal began, the car finally completed its twentieth lap, screeching back to its starting point.
As soon as the locks clicked open, Jay and Emerson felt a glimmer of hope pierce through their exhaustion. Though their limbs were as weak as jelly, they wasted no time pushing the doors open and stumbling out.
The two-hour adrenaline rush had left Jay's stomach in knots. Bent over by the roadside, he heaved until he was a mess.
Emerson wasn't faring much better, slumped on the curb, his face ghostly pale.
Grady stayed in the car, watching the brothers with a fleeting smirk of disdain. Messing with the Davis family called for more severe consequences, but this punishment was relatively mild.
His assistant strode over to Jay and Emerson, towering over them with a blank expression. "So, how'd it feel, thinking the brakes had failed?"
Jay, starting to regain his composure, braced himself on his knees and bit his lip. "What you did was illegal," he managed to say.
"Bro, just let it go," Emerson quickly interjected.
The assistant chuckled. "Seems like you're still a bit dazed. Need a few more laps to clear your head?"
Jay immediately shut up, the memory of their brush with death still too vivid to tempt fate again.
"It was all me. I messed with the car. My brother had nothing to do with it. Please, let him go," Emerson pleaded, his voice shaking.
Jay turned to his brother, eyes wide. "Sunny, what are you saying..."
The assistant grabbed Jay's chin firmly, his fingertips pressing in just enough to assert dominance, and sneered, "I'm stating facts here. We all know who did what."
Jay, already pale, felt a cold sweat break out on his forehead from the pain. But it was the assistant's cold, menacing gaze that truly terrified him.
The assistant released him and stood up, leisurely straightening his sleeves before giving the brothers another glance. "We live in a society governed by laws. I’m sure you know what comes next?"
Jay was still in a daze, but Emerson quickly responded, "We know. I'll turn myself in, and my brother will publicly apologize to Juztin."
Hearing this, the assistant nodded, almost generously. "Alright then, you've got an hour to sort this out."
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