Sweet Revenge By Nuit Chapter 13
Chapter 13 :Yesterday, what really happened?
“What sort of nonsense would they be telling me?”
Silvia broke away from Ladarius’ hand and walked up to Vivienne, “I’d like to hear it, what do you think
thevid tell
me?”
Faced with her sharp eyes, Vivienne averted her eyes, “How should I know, what they told you.”
“But digging people up, it’s all about belittling each other and then elevating yourself. Silvia…..”
“High price? How high a price is a high price?”
Blinking, Silvia acted as if she didn’t understand at all and didn’t know anything
Looking at her, Vivienne was disgusted for a while.
Sure enough, she was stupid and she didn’t even know how to negotiate prices, how could she get
involved with Carmelo’s people.
What happenedst night, someone must have been behind her back and someone must have urged
her to do so.
“Silvia, I am concerned about you, don’t talk to me like that, okay? I’m afraid you’ve been tricked!”
Vivienne smoothly took her arm, and her eyes were full of worry.
She was taller than Silvia, so it was unnatural for her to take her arm, and her body had to lean down a
bit, but she was unwilling to settle for it, so she pulled Silvia’s arm upward, without any regard tor her
difort.
Silvia twisted her head, her eyes raised upward, looking at this “friend” who had been with her for
years.
She was so absorbed in the research of perfume making that she was negligent in taking care of
human affairs.
She did not like too muchplicated socializing and had always firmly believed that only a few friends
would be good, but she did not expect that some people, whom you treat as friends, would only treat
you as a fool
“The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of
things.
I always talk to you like this ah, oh, I know.
Did you get angryst night when I said ‘First Love’ was my work?”
Blinking innocently, she continued, “But that would have been my work, yes. Didn’t you say that such
an importantpetition was likely to fail?
I thought about it, and I shouldn’t let you take the me for me. But you said at thepetition that I
stole your feripe?”
with her arms a little sore from being pulled and being asked the most central question directly,
Vivienne panicked a litude and hurriedly looked at Ladarius.
“Silvi, yesterday at thepetition, we were all in a fit of anger, and the words we said were angry, and
some of them were forced. We were, and I’m sure you are too, so just, stop remembering that!”
Linuing a hand to pat her shoulder, Ladarius said softly, “Do you know, when you did note back
last night, I and … Vivienne looked for you all night.
Is it bad to say something clearly? You are too innocent, I am afraid you are being used.”
“Searched for the all night?” Silviaughed out lightly and turned to face Ladarius at the same time,
bringing Vivienne
with her and forcing her to turn around.
Vivienne’s arm was so twisted that it shot pain out, “Silvia, my hand…”
“Hmm?” she seemed to have just noticed, slow to release her arm, “I’m sorry, I did not pay attention to
your hand, you’re a stretch for me.”
Vivienne’s brow furrowed, always feeling that she was saying something in this sentence.
Ignoring her, Silvia continued to say to Ladarius,
“But if I remember correctly, didn’t Miss Vivienne faint yesterday? So soon she’s fine? You had to look
for me all night? Then I’m really sorry.”
Vivienne gathered the anger under her eyes and managed to smile,
“Silvia! We are friends! You and Mr. Ladarius have been together for so long, and your feelings are also
very deep. you can’t be fooled by others’ provocations!”
“You did that yesterday, why did you do that? Do you know how big a blow it was to V.L. and how much
it hurt Mr. Ladarius? What exactly did they say to you?”
What she asked was also what Ladarius wanted to ask the most.
Yesterday, what really happened?
Why did Silvia, who had always been a good and gentle girl, seem to be a different person, and when
she stood on the stage with a strong voice, he almost thought she was mistaken for someone else.
There was no warning!
Just like that, she popped up out of nowhere and almost ruined V.L’s reputation.
If it wasn’t for the fact that she still had use, he would liave wanted to get her killed!
If there was such a big change yesterday, could it be that … she already knew about his affair with
Vivienne?
It’s not likely!
If she knew, how could she not make a fuss? No crying or fussing, not at all like the normal reaction of
a woman.
“They said…”
Silvia only found it amusing to watch the two people’s anxious and irritated appearance, and try to
cover up.
She originally nned that the big deal would be to quit, and she hadn’t signed a contract with V.L
anyway, so she could jusi walk away in a big, way and take everything that belonged to her.
Hul unexpectedly, they were still making a show of it.
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Did they really think that she was so stupid that even if she made a scene yesterday, she would still be
convinced to work for then again?
Silvia may be a bit stupid, but she was definitely not that stupid
She pred forward unhurriedly, lowering hier head, seemingly embarrassed and torn.
Sliding behind her, Vivir and Ladarius exchaligednces, reding in each other’s eyes the meaning of
“See,
someone is really up to something
“What did they say?” Ladarius asked sharply.
“This…” still hanging her head and shaking her head, she looked like she was struggling.
In fact, Silvia was almostugh out loud, and did not expect that these two people would also have the
time to be fooled by themselves.
The best thing about being fooled was that it’s a good feeling. But the show had just begun!
Just for a moment, Silvia decided to y a good game with them.
They like acting, good at acting? Then, let’s finish the show!
Looking at her figure, listening to her stammering words, Vivienne hated her teeth.
If Silvia hadn’t made such a scene yesterday, she would have won the award and made the front page
headlines.
But now, the newspaper news was on, all the photos of her fainting, and all kinds of unpleasant words,
ambiguous insinuations that she was guilty of giarism, was a thief.
It’s all her, it’s all because of Silvia, and that’s what it’se to.
But at this point, it’s not time to turn the tables on her.
Thinking of this, Vivienne went forward to stop her way,
“Silvia, you quickly say ah, what exactly they said to you? If you don’t tell me, I’ll go to them for a
theory, digging people’s corners is too hical!
But she didn’t have any intention to move.
Being blocked, Silvia stopped, suddenly looked up, no longer stammering, the speed of speech also
became fast, “they said…”