Chapter 333
The living room echoed with Sandra’s agonizing cries and Jason’s furious shouts.
All the while, Hannah, Samuel, and Peter sat quietly in their seats, watching the scene unfold as if it were a live theatrical performance.
After about ten minutes, Jason’s arm grew tired, and he finally stopped.
“Hannah, I know what I did before was wrong, but you’ve seen it for yourself! I haven’t bothered you all these years. It was this bitch! She came to me… I was just momentarily swayed by her manipulation.” He pleaded, “Everything I just said is the truth. She’s the one lying and trying to frame me. Please, don’t believe a word that lying bitch says p>
Hannah glanced at Sandra, who was lying on the floor, gasping for breath. She felt not a shred of pity.
“It seems you’ve truly turned over a new leaf, Mr. Cooper, and were simply led astray by a wicked person,” Hannah said calmly. “Since you’ve confessed everything, I’m not one to hold a grudge. However, your presence in Sova is an eyesore. I’m afraid I’ll get annoyed just looking at you p>
With that, she produced a plane ticket. “I’ve bought you a flight. Leave the country. Out of sight, out of mind p>
“Hannah, you… you’re really forgiving me?” Jason asked in disbelief.
Hannah flicked her wrist, and the ticket fluttered through the air, landing gently in front of him. “My grandfather went to the office, but he knows you were captured and planned to deal with you this afternoon. But I’m in a good mood, having finally found my family. I’ve decided to let the past go and do a good deed. So, I’m letting you off the hook.” She stared at the ticket.
“Of course, if you think it’s a trap, you don’t have to go p>
“I’ll go! I’ll definitely go!” Jason scrambled forward, snatching the ticket and clutching it to his chest. He had been certain he was a dead man. He never imagined that turning on Sandra would earn him a way out.
“Get out of here,” she said dismissively.
Jason practically crawled and stumbled his way out of the mansion, terrified that Hannah would change her mind if he lingered a second longer.
Samuel watched, stunned. He pointed at Jason’s retreating figure and then looked back at Hannah, who simply gave him a subtle nod.
“As for you, Hannah said to Sandra, “I’ve already called someone to take
you home. You can get out of here
too she gestured for the staff to help Sandra back into her wheelchair and escort her out.
“Wait, wait… that’s it? You’re just letting them go?” Samuel exclaimed, jumping to
his feet as soon as they were gone.
“The Temple family is a big name in Sova. We’re always being watched. Making someone disappear here isn’t easy,” Hannah explained.
“But it’s much simpler to arrange things abroad.” “Ah!” Samuel’s eyes lit up with understanding. “I get it, So you ye already arranged a welcoming committee for him at his destination p>
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Hannah nodded. “I was in such a hurry, I forgot to give Sandra her present. Want to come with me p>
“What present?” Samuel asked, trailing after her. “And who did you call to pick her up? Her parents p>
“You’ll see when we get to the door.” Hannah took a USB drive from a servant and walked with Samuel to the entrance.
Just as they arrived, Sandra’s ride pulled up. A familiar car stopped, the door opened and Samuel’s face
broke into a playful grin as he saw
who stepped out. fo