Chapter 389
“Just tell me if you accept this task or not. If not, I’ll find someone else.”
Johanna sneered. “You can’t even use the given you. What a bunch of useless
opportunity I’ve fools!”
The group of low–level thugs hesitated momentarily, but fearing that she might give the opportunity to someone else, they quickly responded, “We agree to it!
“Ms. Rosario, we’re all in. Once this is done, you must speak to Mr. Rosario and let us join the Russell family, okay? We’ll work hard for him!”
“That depends on how you perform.”
Having said everything she needed to, she hung up the phone.
The only problem now was finding Mina. After receiving Dexter’s compensation, Mina had returned to her hometown and bought a house there.
The location of that house was right on the outskirts of Khogend.
Johanna knew this in detail because Mina’s relatives had been boasting about it, even posting videos online.
It was easy to track down.
Now, it was up to these thugs to do their part.
Johanna scrolled through her phone and absentmindedly clicked into her photo album, where thousands of photos of her and Archie were stored.
She reached out and stroked the image of his handsome face through the screen, her eyes filled with longing and dependence. “I miss you so much, Archie…”
At the Fuller residence, as time passed, the negative impact surrounding Kayla slowly faded. She no longer had to hide herself when going out; she could walk confidently under the sun. The Fuller family’s business entered a new phase. Dexter was still busy but not as frantic as before, so his mood had improved considerably.
Kayla seemed to have truly turned over a new leaf. She had even kept a low profile, doing a few small charity events.
She couldn’t return to school and was still on temporary leave.
Most of the time, she played the role of a thoughtful little darling, still acting cute and coquettish with Myra and Dexter.
She would occasionally wash Myra’s feet, moving her to tears.
Sebastian had not stayed to develop his career in the Fuller family’s business for some
unknown reason. Ignoring Dexter’s objections, he had flown overseas a while ago to continue his own ventures abroad.
Kayla was actually pleased by this.
Shortly after Clive’s passing, Myra and Dexter transferred 20% of the company’s shares to Kayla without Sebastian’s interference.
In addition, they had already made a will, dividing their entire estate in half–one part for Sebastian and the other for Kayla.
Furthermore, Kayla inherited Myra’s beauty salon entirely.
They were deliberately ignoring one person–Felicia.
Even the room she had once lived in had been cleared out and turned into Kayla’s bedroom.
Her belongings were sparse–some clothes in the wardrobe and a few books on the desk. Everything was thrown into the trash, swept away clean without a trace.
All of this was thanks to Kayla’s subtle slandering
After Clive’s death, Felicia disappeared for seven days and nights, even skipping his funeral which only deepened Myra and Dexter’s hatred for her.
With the family assets already divided, Kayla felt much more secure.
Today, she took out the box left by Clive and pretended to be troubled. “Oh no, this is the last thing Grandpa left for Felicia. Should we… send it to her?”
Everything from the Walsh family had gone to Jake’s family, except for the golden needles in this box. These were the ones Clive had specifically said he wanted to give to Felicia before his death.
To others, it was just a set of gold needles, nothing valuable.
Jake’s family hadn’t kept it for themselves and gave it to Myra to handle.
But because Felicia hadn’t even shown up for Clive’s funeral, Myra had confiscated the golden needles out of anger and vowed never to give them to Felicia.
Now, Kayla had taken out the gold needles, and Myra’s immediate reaction was to think of Felicia’s cold–heartedness and misdeeds. She scowled. “Why should I give it to her? Put it back!”
“Okay…”
