After the Divorce, I Took Revenge on My Ex-husband

Chapter 48

Chapter 48 Do Not Offend the Wrong Person

Read Law

In front of the huge windows, the dim lighting made the outside world appear particularly bright

Donald’s slender fingers traced the edge of his cup, while his silver eyes accentuated his strikingly

handsome face, revealing a captivating blend of refined sophistication and restrained power.

His slender fingers rubbed against the cup’s wall, and his silver eyes were framed on his beautiful face,

exuding a unique blend of elegance and restrained dominance.

“Mona…”

He muttered with a terrifyingly cold tone.

Mona had gone too far, touching his bottom line by doing something she shouldn’t have done to

someone she shouldn’t have offended.

Sienna was Donald’s final bottom line

No one knew why he had returned from overseas, changed his identity, and the internationally

renowned lawyer now only ran a small law firm.

Donald picked up the phone, and it was connected slowly.

“Donald? You finally decided to call me? Is it because the small law firm can’t accommodate you, or

have you realized that you need to return in style and make your crush unhappy?”

Hearing his friend, Mike Beck’s, teasing, Donald hooked his lips, revealing a captivating but dangerous

smile.

“Come over tomorrow.”

With a brief conversation, Mona’s fate had been sealed, and the overall situation had been decided.

She would soon pay the price.

Yet, until now, she still had no idea and was still immersed in the joy of framing Sienna.

Somewhere in an unknown small apartment.

Sienna sat in front of her computer, and her fluffy hair casually scattered on her shoulders. Her gaze

was fixed on the various documents on her screen.

Although she had never been involved in the legal industry, due to her family background, she had

been exposed to many social issues from a young age.

As the once-called “Heavenly Daughter” of the Mckinney family, Sienna was indeed talented.

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After staring at the screen for an hour, she had memorized the whole story.

Mona’s seemingly seamless tactics had many loopholes, and finding the key evidence was all that was

needed to solve everything.

“Ellen, can you do me a favor?”

Sienna picked up her phone.

“Sure, Sienna, as long as it’s something I can do, there’s no problem.” Ellen smiled and spoke.

She had always been worried about Sienna’s ability to fend for herself outside the house, but as

Sienna’s best friend, Ellen knew Sienna very well over the years.

“It’s Read Law located at 56 Century Road. Can you check the nearby commercial and pedestrian

road surveillance for me?”

As a real estate tycoon of the Howe family, this should be a small matter.

Ellen was a little surprised when she heard it, but she immediately agreed.

“Don’t worry. It’s a small matter. I’ll send it to you tomorrow.”

“Thank you.”

Sienna hung up the phone contentedly. Sienna believed that Mona couldn’t have devised such a

meticulous plan on her own, indicating that she must have coordinated with someone else prior to

the call. Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

If Mona had the confidence to shift all the blame onto Sienna, she must have had some bargaining

chips. Now, all Sienna needed to do was find the person who helped Mona, and everything would

become clear.

The coffee shop next to the law firm had a strong suspicion of being involved in Mona’s

recklessness.

After finishing everything, Sienna checked all the terms in the document again, and then pointed out all

the loopholes clearly, making detailed annotations on top of them by consulting relevant

materials.

Now, this document was highly professional.

Sienna rubbed her sore neck and stood up. It was already 2 o’clock in the morning.

Looking into the distance through the window, Sienna mumbled, “Dad, Mom…”

“I will never let you down. No matter what I go through, I will make the Mckinney family come

back.”

This was the motivation for Sienna to keep going.

The next morning, at Read Law.

All the employees gathered together, as they were curious about how Sienna was going to be kicked

out.

Without a doubt, this attractive newcomer had sparked a lot of public outrage.

“Hey, how can a shameful person like her make such a big mistake and still show up? Don’t you

know how much loss you have caused the firm?”

“Yeah, she has no shame.”

As Sienna appeared, Mona’s group of friends began to mock Sienna.

The crowd was buzzing, and today’s 9 o’clock meeting was bound to be lively.

Sienna smiled lightly, walked straight in, looked at the time on her phone, and then casually browsed

Ellen’s reliable video.

Sienna knew that facing Mona would still be a long battle because Mona would not easily admit her

mistake.

But Sienna was not afraid. As a human being, there would always be flaws in everything we did, and

Sienna was best at seizing those flaws.

Ten minutes later, the crowd automatically cleared a path as Donald walked in, dressed in a black

suit, followed by a man who looked to be in his twenties, and… the terrified Mona.

Mona’s face was pale, and her trembling posture seemed to indicate that she was on the verge of

collapse.

In the meeting room, Donald and the stranger took their seats, while Mona stood straight on the

side, looking scared and worried, which made Sienna laugh.

What was happening now?

“Would you like to say it yourself or shall I help you, Ms. Barton?” The stranger spoke first with a bright

smile on his face, which was not lethal, but sounded inexplicably unsettling.

“I, I will say it myself…” Mona involuntarily shivered and stammered.

“It’s me. I did it all, and I planned this whole thing myself. It was me who framed Sienna…”

Boom!

Mona’s voice, which was neither too loud nor too soft, was crystal clear to every person in the room,

and sparked a massive reaction.

Get Bo

No one would have thought that a short five-minute opening would be so thrilling.

Stenna was framed?

Mona was the culprit?

Mona seemed to have gone too far this time.

Putting oneself in trouble just to frame others was obviously foolish behavior.

Mona, who graduated from the Law School, would do such a thing?

Everyone couldn’t help but cast curious eyes on Sienna sitting on the side.

And who was that stranger?

“Ms. Barton abused her power, changed the terms in the contract, and accumulated heavy losses. for

the law firm. Here are the specific penalty clauses that you can take a look at. In addition, you have

been dismissed, and from now on, no relevant department in the legal profession will accept your job

application. Ms. Barton, good luck to you.”

Boom! Everyone was shocked again.