Chapter 1624


    For years, she reaped the benefits of her deception, never anticipating its revtion. Yet, what truly shook her was the truth:


    Rosalynn was the one who had saved Brian.


    Why her?


    In a state of rm, Selina clutched Brian’s arm and pleaded, “No, Brian. | assure you, | was your savior. Believe me!”


    But Brian, with a dark look, shrugged her off.


    “Enough. Your lies are intolerable. | won’t defend your father, even if you had saved me, after what he did to my wife!”


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    Selina stumbled and crashed to the earth, her bnce lost.


    Gazing up at the towering figure shielding the woman beside him, waves of dread crashed over her.


    Her final trump card yed and lost, defeat was inevitable.


    “Selina, help me!” The plea echoed from Beal as he was hauled off by the officers, looking back in desperation.


    Selina’s breathing was ragged. She struggled to rise, to plead for mercy.


    Yet, her body refused to cooperate.


    Tears carved paths down her cheeks.


    Fear and panic seized her.


    After two decades of splendor and riches, could this be their bitter conclusion?


    Whaty ahead for her?


    Would the Moreno family cast her aside?


    Without their shield, she’d be reduced to the masses.


    Above, brooding clouds shrouded the sun, thunder muttering its approach.


    Raindrops, plump as beans, began their descent.Exclusive ? material by N?(/v)elDrama.Org.


    “It''s starting to rain, Rosa. Let’s head in,” Gail suggested, tenderly shielding Rosalynn’s head.


    Rosalynn’s heart warmed, and with a nod, she sped Gail’s waist, both seeking refuge in the vi.


    Brian and the others trailed behind.


    Kyson lingered, contemting the forlorn figure on the ground, words teetering on the edge of his lips, then withheld.