Chapter 113


    She suddenly fell to her knees before me, taking mepletely by surprise and almost causing me to


    jump.


    She looked up at me with a pitiful face, even crawling a couple of steps towards me, "Madam, please...I


    was wrong, I really was! Please don''t send me away, I..."


    "Do I keep you around to stir up trouble in my house, to fan the mes?" I stared into her eyes with an


    intimidating gaze, my voice cold, "Zora, I gave you a chance, but you were still brazen. Are you taking


    advantage of my kindness?"


    "No, madam, I really didn''t! I was just momentarily blinded. Please give me another chance, I will


    change!" Zora was visibly agitated, reaching out to grab my hand, "Please don’t make me leave."


    I pushed her hand away, my gaze never leaving her, "Keep you here to plot against me? To turn my


    house upside down? Or should I keep you here and let you take my ce?"


    My words left no room for reply, leaving them both awkward.


    "Allie, what are you talking about?" Jan intervened, reaching out to me, "Don''t be stubborn!"


    I looked at the frantic Zora and said without a doubt, "Regardless of what you''re nning today, I don''t


    want to hear any excuses. GET OUT OF MY HOUSE!”


    "Madam, you can''t do this, this is all..." Before Zora could finish her sentence, Jan delivered a kick to


    her chest, sending her flying back with a muffled grunt.


    I knew exactly what Jan was trying to do with that kick; he was worried Zora would say something


    she shouldn''t.


    I watched the scene unfold, Jan''s cold gaze fixed on Zora like a predator, his voice chilling, "What is


    all this? Still trying to argue your way out? The damage you''ve caused today is irreparable. Do you


    believe I can teach you a lesson you''ll never forget?"


    Zora curled up, clutching her chest, her face pale.


    "Speak up!" Jan demanded, his voice menacing, "What were you going to say?"


    Jan''s re was a clear warning to Zora not to say anything she shouldn''t.


    "It''s all a misunderstanding! Madam, it''s all my fault." Zora managed to utter through her pain.


    I gave a coldugh. It seemed like they were trying to y a game with me. Well, two can y at that.


    "Misunderstanding? What a convenient excuse," I exploded. "Your constant provocations are also a


    misunderstanding, huh? Do you really think I had no idea about the surreptitious jabs you''ve been


    making at me with those long needles, really?"


    Zora''s face turned even paler, she tried to reach out for my hand. However, I quickly stood up and gave


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    her a disdainful nce, coldly saying, "I have no problem handing the evidence over to the police!"


    Then I gave her a cold smile, turned around and headed upstairs.


    Back in my room, I copsed onto the bed,pletely drained.


    I''m sure my words earlier must have shocked both of them, which is why I can''t let Zora stay in the


    house any longer.


    From downstairs, I heard a few shrieks, which was to be expected. I had gone upstairs to give Jan a


    chance to deal with her. It seemed Jan didn''t let me down. And I was certain, no matter how brutally


    Jan beat Zora, she wouldn''t dare to call the police. After all, they shared a secret that couldn''t be


    revealed.


    This time, Jan wouldn''t let Zora off so easily. His reputation had taken a hit, not to mention he had


    offended Geneva, which was akin to cutting off his source of ie and causing a whole lot of trouble.


    Furthermore, byying a hand on her, Jan was showing me his loyalty. He certainly wouldn''t miss an


    opportunity like this. I had promised that Zora would get a taste of being beaten up.


    After catching my breath, I quickly took out my phone and called the housekeeper I had arranged long


    ago toe and take over immediately.


    This was the perfect opportunity to kick Zora out and I wasn''t going to leave any room for her toe


    back. Given the circumstances, I didn''t dare take any chances. Zora had a history of causing trouble


    and I had to get rid of her once and for all.


    Themotion downstairssted quite a while before Jan finally walked in, still radiating a hostile


    aura. Iy in bed, watching him coldly as our gazes met in the air. He paused at the door for a moment


    before walking towards my bed.