When There Is Nothing Left But Love Chapter 235


    I looked at Jared and forced a smile. “See? If you think this isn’t enough of a reason for me to hate him,


    I can tell you more. He’s like a brother to you, so I can understand why you feel the need to defend


    him, Dr. Crest. Perhaps to you, I merely lost a child, and no matter how you think about it, it just doesn’t


    seem like such a big deal. Well, I’m sorry to say this, but this is how I am. I must get my revenge at all


    costs. Not to mention, that child was my life!”


    No one in this world could truly empathize with others. Some couldn’t even bring themselves to feel


    sympathy, and most would only stand on the sidelines to watch the show.


    After leaving the hospital with Marcus, he sighed with a contemtive gaze. “John really went over the


    top this time. It’ll be difficult for you to do anything from now on. There’s no doubt that the Moore family


    will have their guard up.”


    I nodded and released a tired sigh. John had directly yed the video in the hospital so that Ashton


    would feel anguished upon watching it.


    Whatever. Since things have already been put into motion, there is no reason to stop now.


    As he started the car, I looked sideways at him and asked, “Did you take a photo of the child?”


    My voice was calm, but his body visibly stiffened. He nced back at me and said, “Didn’t you say you


    didn’t want to see it?”


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    My breath caught in my throat as I looked out of the window, struggling to breathe through the pain in


    my chest. “Mm, I don’t. Send it to John. Tell him to hack it into Reba’s phone discreetly. If possible,


    do it at midnight.”


    He nodded and drove for a while before changing the subject. “Is there any news about the AI project?”


    I nodded. “John is aputer expert. There’s a techpany in J City. Many of their researchers are


    geniuses, but they have poor management. We’re nning to make a trip there one of these days and


    find a way to acquire it.”


    He raised his brows. “Apany like that exists?”


    “Yeah!”


    “Alright, it seems like you don’t have to risk HiTech anymore.” He smiled faintly with a subtle tease in


    his tone.


    My eyes dipped to myp before looking at him again. “If it fails and I lose HiTech, I’ll have to live off


    you.”


    He bellowed withughter at that. “Sure!”


    By the time I reached home, it was already past midnight. Fortunately, there were many rooms in the


    house. He found a random one to sleep in while I went to my bedroom. With so many things on my


    mind, it was yet another sleepless night.


    Sharon would be celebrating her 56th birthday on the fourth of November.


    The Baumans were considered schrs in K City. Sharon had stayed with them after her divorce from


    Benjamin. They weren’t arge family, and among them were two elderlies who were close to a


    hundred years old.


    Sharon had two older brothers; one was in politics while the other in business. They both had a son


    each, who had moved abroad and settled down with families of their own there. Hence, they rarely


    came back to visit.


    Sharon was the youngest daughter in the family, so she was rather spoiled and arrogant. Marcus was


    aware of his mother’s temper and would asionally advise her on it, but he eventually gave up.


    When Marcus said he was taking me to her birthday banquet, I refused tly. After all, I had rubbed


    elbows with Sharon before, but the oue wasn’t very pleasant.


    Marcus smiled. “The Baumans are schrs. The two elders will be holding a birthday banquet for my


    mother, and they’ve invited many business and political figures. The Moore family will be attending too.


    Don’t you want revenge? Well, this is the perfect time to strike.”


    I was stunned for a while and came back to my senses after his words registered in my mind. If I was


    really serious about bringing the Moore family down, I had to be their equal or perhaps superior to


    them. Only then would I be able to overturn them. Otherwise, everything I did would be insignificant,


    and I would never achieve the desired effect.


    I nced at Marcus and nodded. “Fine. I’ll go!”


    The world’s social structure looked simple. All of us were human beings living on the same.


    However, no human was the same. We were all divided into different categories, like a pyramid. Some


    people would never be able to climb from the bottom to the top even if they were given a few lifetimes.


    Poor people could rely on education to climb up one level at most and live a rtivelyfortable life,


    but to climb another level higher, they would need talent and wisdom.


    However, when you reached a certain level, talent and wisdom were no longer valid. The next thing


    was to rely on connections and blood rtions. Gaining a firm foothold in the upper-ss circles at the


    pyramid’s apex depended on how tactful you were at garnering admiration and respect from others.


    The reasons Cameron was shunned by the Moore family for many years were her family background


    andck of wisdom.


    It was only because of Zachary’s persistence, the discovery of their long-lost daughter, and the wealth


    Cameron had umted over the years that the Moore family begrudgingly epted her.


    Reba’s instant boost through the ranks was solely because of blood rtion, and such was life; no


    one could control the direction in which it flowed.


    Marcus informed me the n for that day, “I’lle to pick you up at 6 p.m., which is an hour earlier.


    Then I’ll take you to shop and get your makeup done.”


    I nodded since doing it myself would probably be a bad idea. Seeing howpliant I was, he grew


    slightly worried.