She inadvertently revealed Lydia Williams’ matters while chatting on QQ, feeling terrified because her own mother called someone to arrange for J girls. She still has those chat records saved!
That is indeed a huge leverage. Nᴇw ɴovel chaptᴇrs are published on 𝓷𝓸𝓿𝓮𝓵~𝕗𝕚𝕣𝕖~𝙣𝙚𝙩
Once it’s exposed, Lydia Williams will definitely be finished.
She would have to beg her.
Besides, Lydia Williams hates and despises Mia Ginger so much, how could she possibly allow her to marry Koa Jackson?
As soon as she knows Koa Jackson and Mia Ginger are together, she’ll definitely try to stop it.
They are on the same front.
As long as Lydia Williams takes action, what more could she do?
She just needs to sit back and watch.
Zuri Ginger thought excitedly, feeling so pleased that she almost couldn’t help but laugh out loud.
The caregiver next to her saw her facial expression changing, eyes radiating frenzy and resentment, feeling a chill climbing up their spine.
Zuri Ginger naturally noticed.
She turned her head to glance at them and said plainly, "Go find a doctor for me, the wound itches."
She had shed too many tears just now, and the gauze on her face was soaked.
"Then you should rest well first."
The caregiver, having said that, hesitated before leaving.
Zuri Ginger placed one hand on her chest, took a long breath, and fumbled for her phone under the pillow.
Searched for Marianne Jackson’s number.
Dialed, and with a smile, said, "Marianne?"
"In class? Did I disturb you?" Zuri Ginger thought about the time and asked first.
"No, the first three periods are free."
"Oh," Zuri had a slightly muffled voice.
"Did you call for something?" Marianne Jackson asked curiously, noting she was speaking less than usual.
"It’s just..." Zuri paused for a good while, then shifted her tone, "Did you know about your brother and Mia Ginger being together?"
"My brother?" Marianne Jackson was utterly surprised, frowning deeply.
"Yes, I found out inadvertently yesterday; your brother accompanied Mia Ginger back home once."
"How could that be?" Marianne Jackson still found it inconceivable, indignantly saying, "Didn’t she voluntarily break off the engagement? How shameless of her to cling onto my brother again?!"
"I don’t know what’s going on either, just wanted to ask you." Zuri said, a trace of a cold smile appearing on her face.
"I have no idea," Marianne lamented, "I even went home over the weekend, and no one mentioned it. This is outrageous, how could she be ? Saying one thing and doing another, utterly shameless."
"Sister Zuri," Marianne suddenly bit her words, cautiously saying, "Don’t be upset."
"I’m fine," Zuri reassured her, contemplating, "I just find it a bit odd. She clearly said she broke off the engagement, and now they’re suddenly together, not even telling the family. Could it be..."
Zuri hesitated, but Marianne felt entirely off.
Distractedly saying a couple more words, she hung up the phone.
Zuri held the phone, staring unwaveringly at the screen until it suddenly dimmed.
She placed one hand on her stomach through the blanket, and coldly laughed.
Four in the afternoon.
Koa Jackson escorted Mia Ginger back to school.
It was class time; the campus was very quiet.
Mia Ginger walked for a while back to the dormitory, then felt drowsy and climbed into bed for a nap.
She felt someone knocking on her bed.
Turning her head, she saw Windsor Myres.