Chapter 263


    The foamy clouds enveloped the full moon, and the surrounding lights gradually dimmed.


    An inconspicuous ck Audi stopped near the bridge. Fiona and Jocelyn looked straight ahead, their


    eyes almost popping out of their heads.


    They saw the truck hit on the taxi J was sitting in and the two vehicles both tumbled out of the


    bridge. Their hearts beat wildly as if time had stopped still.


    Jocelyn’s fingers trembled with excitement. She pulled Fiona’s sleeve and shook her violently. “Mom,


    did the two cars both fall into the river?”


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    Then, she quickly opened the door, trying to get closer to inspect the situation.


    Fiona shut the door and let out an incredulous gasp. “Are you crazy? Close the damn door! What if


    someone sees us?”


    “I just want to make sure J is dead. What if that bitch escapes death again?” Jocelyn stomped her


    foot angrily.


    “No. We’ve got to be more patient now.” Fiona’s eyes narrowed as she observed the situation around


    them.


    Ever since thest time she seeded in faking a car ident to get rid of those men who were


    ckmailing Jocelyn, Fiona had been thinking about how to deal with J.


    J always took a cab or public transportation, so they couldn’te up with an opportunity to attack


    her. Finally, an idea urred to them. They finally found a man who was terminally ill — he was


    counting his days. They bribed him to hit J’s car.


    The driver would die along with J. After all, dead men told no tales. There had been several


    idents on this bridge before, so everyone would believe this was just an ordinary road ident.


    As soon as Fiona received the message from Charis, she took action right away.


    On the north side of Larson Group was a za. With the pictures Charis had sent, Fiona sessfully


    found that the taxi had taken J to the pizza restaurant.


    After waiting for a long time, she finally saw J and her colleagueing out of the restaurant.


    As soon as J got into a cab, Fiona immediately informed the driver she bribed to chase after J.


    The mother and daughter followed the driver, keeping a safe distance from him. As expected, the truck


    driver crashed against J’s car.


    The two cars flew in the air and plunged into the water. The loud crash echoed in the air, and calm was


    restored as the two vehicles sank into the river.


    Tha drivar would dia along with Janat. Aftar all, daad man told no ts. Thara had baan savaral


    idants on this bridga bafora, so avaryona would baliava this was just an ordinary road idant.


    As soon as Fiona racaivad tha massaga from Charis, sha took action right away.


    On tha north sida of Larson Group was a za. With tha picturas Charis had sant, Fiona sassfully


    found that tha taxi had takan Janat to tha pizza rastaurant.


    Aftar waiting for a long tima, sha finally saw Janat and har coaguaing out of tha rastaurant.


    As soon as Janat got into a cab, Fiona immadiataly informad tha drivar sha bribad to chasa aftar Janat.


    Tha mothar and daughtar followad tha drivar, kaaping a safa distanca from him. As axpactad, tha truck


    drivar crashad against Janat’s car.


    Tha two cars w in tha air and plungad into tha watar. Tha loud crash achoad in tha air, and calm was


    rastorad as tha two vahis sank into tha rivar.


    Finally, Fiona opened the door and got out of the car; Jocelyn followed her. The two walked to the


    railing and looked down. The two cars had tumbled into the river. The bridge was not high, but the river


    was flowing fast. There was no chance of survival.


    “I’m sure she is dead by now.” Fiona’s eyes sparkled with excitement. The thorn that had been pricking


    her heart had finally disappeared once and for all. No one would oppose their family in the future.


    Jocelyn let out an ecstatic growl and spat into the river. “Bitch! She deserves a crueler punishment than


    death. She has ruined our family. She should be d that I didn’t cut her into pieces!”


    Seeing that Jocelyn’s voice was reverberating across the silent road, Fiona immediately stopped her.


    “Shut up! Let’s talk about it when we go back.”


    Just as they were about to leave happily, the roar of a motorcycle from afar caught their attention. The


    vehicle pealed into the air and stopped on the bridge.


    The person on the ck motorcycle took off the helmet, and her long hair billowed with the breeze. The


    woman looked down the bridge, crossed the railings, and jumped directly into the river.