The Secret Heir's Return to Wealth and Love novel Chapter 498

Olivia dialed the number again, but nobody answered.

"Damn!"

"Asshole!!"

Olivia banged the steering wheel hard.

Her hand felt numb from hitting it.

Two million, she could come up with, but three million, two million... how much more would she have to pay down the road? It felt like a bottomless pit.

Olivia watched the people coming and going.

She suddenly recalled the image of Wayne holding so many flowers and looking so happy as he walked back.

She had never seen him so happy before the car accident that turned him into a vegetable.

Olivia pondered her suddenly chaotic life.

Who to turn to for help?

She could only blame Gabriella.

If it hadn't been for Gabriella, she wouldn't have gone to the hospital that day, and she wouldn't have run into Jeffery.

Wayne wouldn't have been so decisive in severing ties with her, flaunting his love for Gabriella in the media without considering her feelings, making her embarrassed!

And the FreshBite project.

After the presentation was over, she went to find the FreshBite executives she had previously associated with, but the responses she got were all perfunctory.

Two of them didn't even bother to respond.

She knew that the relationships she had spent months building were worthless in the face of Gabriella's plan.

Olivia remembered Gabriella's expression when she looked at her before going to give her speech.

She suddenly realized something.

Once the transfer was completed, Olivia also checked Jeffery's account.

Why not kill one more? This thought suddenly occurred to her.

Her parents had always favored boys over girls since she was a child, and now Jeffery didn't even treat her like a person. If he didn't consider her family, then...

She didn't need to keep a brother that would ruin her upcoming happy life.

Olivia sent Jeffery's photo and information to the person she had just contacted.

"Add one more target."

A few minutes later: "Five hundred thousand."

Olivia didn’t hesitate to pay.

Five hundred thousand for a peaceful life—it was well worth it.