Web Fic
Chapter 400
Chapter 400
Mindy sneered. “Let her in!”
All these years,
she thought that she had treated Persika Lane’s family quite well. Yet, Sophia slept with Idris and even had a little b*stard with him. She could not tolerate this!
Persika carried a snake–skinned bag with her as the servant led her inside. Têxt belongs to NôvelDrama.Org.
She was wearing a regular floral shirt and a pair of black pants. She also had on a pair of washed yellow sneakers, but the edges of shoes were stained with soil. She had dark skin and looked slightly reserved.
When Mindy saw her, she could not hide her disgust and disdain.
Ada caught a whiff of Persika’s sweat and subconsciously covered her nose. She got up and said, “Mom, I have something to do, so I’ll head upstairs.”
Persika looked at Ada and smiled. “Ada, you’re so beautiful now! The last time I visited, you were still in high school!”
Ada ignored her and went upstairs.
Persika felt a little awkward, but she looked at Mindy and said, “I brought you some specialties from my hometown. Look.”
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She opened her snake–skinned bag to show its contents, but Mindy responded indifferently, Thank you, but we already have these things in town. You don’t have to bring them next time.” “Would the food in the city be as safe as in the countryside’s? I heard that they add pesticides to the vegetables here.”
Mindy did not want to waste time talking to her, so she just asked the servant to put the items away.
“Have a seat. I called you here because I wanted to ask you something.”
Persika sat on the couch cautiously. “What is it?”
“Do you know that Sophia and Idris have a child together?”
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When Persika heard this, she was so shocked that she stood up. Her eyes were wide open, and her cheeks trembled slightly.
“What? She has a child with another man?! What should I do? I already made wedding plans with another family in the village. I was going to bring her back with me so that she could get married.”
Mindy remained silent for a few seconds before she suddenly had an idea.
She looked at Persika and sighed. “She’s been working in Ryoln City for so many years, so I guess she’s really distracted now. She wouldn’t want to go back anymore.”
“No way. If she doesn’t get married back home, what are we going to do about the money for her brother’s wedding? That b*tch! I’m going to find her!”
When Persika got up to leave, Mindy immediately stopped her. “If you go to her now, she won’t listen to you. Let’s do this. I’ll help you send her back, while you ask the family to make
preparations for the wedding. Once a woman sleeps with a man, she’ll be obedient.”
This made sense to Persika, so she immediately agreed.
“Okay, Mindy. I’m counting on you.”
Mindy smiled. “We’re family. You don’t have to thank me.”
At noon, Sophia received a call from her mother. Persika told her that she was already waiting for her at the train station, so Sophia needed to pick her up.
Therefore, Sophia rushed over. After she found Persika, she frowned and said, “Mom, why didn’t you tell me before you left for Ryoln City? I had to take the day off.”
“I just missed you all of a sudden. I haven’t had breakfast. Can you bring me somewhere to eat?”
“Okay.”
Sophia took the snake–skinned bag from Persika before she hailed a taxi and brought Persika to a restaurant.
Unbeknownst to her, the moment they got into the taxi, a car began to tail them.
An hour later, Persika was looking at an unconscious Sophia. She was a little flustered.
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“Mindy, is Sophia alright?”
Mindy glanced at Sophia’s face with hatred and softly said, “She’s fine. She just took a little drug. She’ll regain consciousness after one day. I’ll get my people to send you back. It’ll be faster if you travel by plane. You’ll arrive home before tonight.”
Persika looked frightened. Forget taking a flight, she had never even seen an airplane before.
“It’s okay, Mindy. We can just go back by train.”
“Just take the flight. I already bought the tickets, and there are no refunds. One flight ticket costs more than a thousand dollars. If you don’t take the flight, they’ll just go to waste.”