Chapter 119


    Chapter 119


    Looking at Pearl crying so heartbreakingly, Mrs. Santiago hugged her. “Isn’t it just the Vanderbilts?


    Don’t worry, your father won’t let the Vanderbilts go now. So listen to me and eat something first.”


    After finally calming Pearl’s emotions, the butler appeared outside the door of the room. “Madam,


    Pearl wanted to tear her apart badly upon hearing the name “Maisie Vanderbilt”. “I don’t want to see


    that b*tch, I don’t want to! It’s because of her, it’s all because of her!”


    Mrs. Santiago calmed her emotions and asked with a stern expression, “She’s ruined my daughter’s


    future and is shameless enough to pay her a visit?”


    The butler lowered his head. “This Ms. Vanderbilt is Mr. Goldmann’s girlfriend. She said that she wants


    to talk to the youngdy.”


    ‘Mr. Goldmann’s girlfriend? Could it be the one that Mr. Goldmann announcedst night?’


    Mrs. Santiago’s brows creased.


    ‘The Santiagos can’t afford to offend any of the Goldmanns, but Pearl has be like this. Her life has


    beenpletely ruined. Is this Ms. Vanderbilt here to mock Pearl and rub more salt on her wound?


    ‘She’s here to talk? What else can she talk about?’


    She took a glimpse at her emotionally unstable daughter, got up, and said, “I’ll talk to her.”


    The butler brought Maisie into the manor. The person who wanted to see her was not Pearl but Mrs.


    Santiago.


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    Mrs. Santiago sat on the couch with a solemn expression. “My daughter has be like this


    thanks to you, Vanderbilts. And yet, you still have the guts toe to the Santiagos looking for my


    daughter. Do you n to further embarrass us Santiagos?”


    Maisie walked up to Mrs. Santiago and exined with a calm tone, “Mrs. Santiago, I’m not here to


    embarrass the Santiagos today. Even if the incident that took cest night is rted to the


    Vanderbilts, it has nothing to do with me. To be honest, I was actually the intended victim.”


    “The intended victim?” Mrs. Santiago snorted. “Isn’t my daughter the current victim while you’re


    standing here totally unscathed? Don’t mention anything rted to that incident if you’re not standing in


    my daughter’s shoes.”


    Maisie raised her eyebrows slightly, and her tone became a little cold. “I understand that you feel bad


    for your daughter, but if I were to be the victim ofst night’s incident, wouldn’t my mother


    feel bad for me too? Although my mother has passed away.”


    Mrs. Santiago was stunned for a split second and did not speak another word.


    “Mrs. Santiago, you should listen to this recording first.” Maisie took out her cell phone and yed


    an audio clip that she had recordedst night.


    Mrs. Santiago could hear her daughter’s voice clearly in the recording, and this had caused Mrs.


    Santiago’s expression to change slightly


    Maisie had not kept herself idle and turned herself into a sitting duckst night.


    ‘Since Willow asked Pearl to join forces with her to set me up, how could I not collect a piece of


    evidence?’


    “Mrs. Santiago, you should’ve heard it. Your daughter was instigated into trying to set me up first. I


    knew about their conspiracy before it even began, but I still went to see your daughter.


    “I gave your daughter a chance to repent, but she still insisted on proceeding with the scheme and


    even hired goons in advance. I would’ve be the person on the news today if it weren‘t for my


    narrow escape. Now tell me, is your daughter as innocent as you think she is?”


    Mrs. Santiago had a lump in her throat and was left speechless.


    But that was her biological daughter.


    Her daughter’s life had been ruined now, so how could anyone expect her not to be heartbroken as a


    mother?


    “The Santiagos are people who uphold righteousness, and I believe that you share the same belief with


    your family. Your daughter wouldn’t have been confused to this extent if it weren’t for the instigations.”


    Maisie started her counteroffer by praising the Santiagos.


    ‘If Mrs. Santiago still insists on settling this ount with me, it’ll only show that she’s a petty woman


    that can’t tell the right from the wrong.


    ‘Judging from how much she loves her daughter, what would she do after knowing that her daughter


    has been exploited and used by others?’


    Mrs. Santiago’s expression could not help but dim. “Who’s the person who instigated my daughter?”