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Mrs. Jenkins rather conspicuously berated Olivia Jenkins without any consideration of right or wrong, oblivious of the fact that Olivia was halfway
lying in bed getting an IV drip. Seeing this, Daniel Marshall felt anger rise up in his eyes.
Daniel Marshall’s complexion was frightfully grave, making people tremble with fear, only then did Mrs. Jenkins sowhat rein herself in.
Despite this, Mrs. Jenkins put on a thick face and said, “I’m taking Hannah ho, and I won’t allow you to tornt Hannah anymore.”
Hannah didn’t dare to get up, still crying. Mrs. Jenkins forcibly pulled her up and shielded her behind herself.
Mrs. Jenkins showed no regard to Olivia and wanted to take Hannah away, but Leaf Fiona obstructed her.
With displeasure, Mrs. Jenkins shot back a glance, glaring maliciously at Olivia.
Mrs. Jenkins’s blatant fury was evident; unless forced to step over her body, she said, no one would persecute Hannah again.
Daniel had slightly pressed his thin lips, with an ominous and fierce gaze fixated on Hannah and Mrs. Jenkins. A simple movent of his finger echoed a clattering noise.
As if ever haunted by the clattering noise, Hannah imdiately pulled away from her grandmother’s grip and knelt impulsively before Olivia.
Through her sobs, Hannah defensively admitted, “Sis, it was who failed you. But I was forced to, I didn’t an to harm you.”
Mrs. Jenkins was taken aback at Hannah’s statent, her complexion changed sowhat. “Hannah, what are you talking about? What mistake have you made? Get up quickly. Let grandma take you ho. I understand you’re frightened. From now on, nobody will ever put you through this distress again.”
Daniel cast a contemptuous glare at the figures before him.
If not for the score yet to be settled, he really wished he could chase these outrageous people out.
He wished he would never see these outrageous people again if possible.
If given the power to kill with his gaze, he wondered how many tis these outrageous people would have died already.
With a spiteful face, Daniel coldly said, “I am amazed at how Hannah can still do wrongs, how she could plot against her sister, never repent, or realise her mistakes. Turns out she has nothing to fear, as she enjoys her grandmother’s constant doting, her grandmother’s protection. But if we take this to court, grandma, do you think you can still safeguard her?” What? Hannah has done sothing wrong?
Hannah planned to kill Olivia?
Hannah dared to think of murdering soone?
Mrs. Jenkins shivered in disbelief, shook her head, and retorted, “You are in cahoots with Olivia. You are speaking nonsense. It’s clear that you are trying to harm Hannah. You are shalessly vile!”
On hearing this, Daniel laughed. He now understood the difficult condition that Olivia endured within the Jenkins Family, how ridiculous and how sad it was!
This Jenkins Family was simply not deserving of Olivia’s wholehearted devotion, nor was it worthwhile for her to fret over them.
Seriously, looking at these people made him sick to his core!
With her grandmother’s excessive indulgence and biased treatnt, coupled with her inability to distinguish right from wrong, Olivia beca immune. The hardened areas of her heart seed incapable of stirring the slightest ripple.
Olivia seemingly had nothing more to say. She was thoroughly disappointed and no longer had any hope.
Hannah must leave Serene City. Olivia would never allow her to stay in the Jenkins Family or by her grandmother’s side.
Olivia, using the calst tone, uttered cruel words, ensuring to strip Hannah off her pretense, “Hannah and Geoffrey Gullington slept together. Their relationship was ambiguous. Grandmother, Hannah didn’t tell you, did she?
Hannah…”
Before Olivia finished, Hannah cried and yelled, both her hands covered her ears. “Stop it, stop it. It’s who failed you. It was who wished for your death. It was who wanted to seize control of Jenkins Group. I hate you.”
“It was who colluded with Benjamin Davis, who colluded with Fiona, who used grandmother, who lured you to Greenview Villa. I wanted Fiona to kill you. Every day, I hoped you would die.”
Mrs. Jenkins’s eyes beca wide open with shock and she was staggering, barely maintaining balance..
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