He Clings to Me Every Night

Bastard?

What does Olivia Jenkins know?

Does she dare to confront me now?

This wretched girl even dares to drive me away!

Filled with various emotions, Seraphina was both angry and resentful. Her face turned pale instantly, a trace of panic flashed in her eyes, but she managed to keep calm, “Olivia Jenkins, you are spitting blood and slandering me. You get out!”

Olivia’s eyes were sharp as if shooting through Seraphina. Every word she coldly uttered left no room for retaliation. “If you don’t want to leave, I’ll throw you out. You seem to forget your deeds, I’ll help you remember, I will request a

DNA comparison.”

In that instant, Seraphina’s pupils shrank, her face twitching slightly.

Feeling guilty, Seraphina could only divert the topic, attempting to shift Olivia’s focus.

“You intentionally want to anger Granny to death, just so that nobody would compete for the inheritance with you. You’re so wicked!”

“Intent on making Granny angry, using Granny, that’s you! Seraphina, if you don’t want people to know what you did, you better not have done it!”

With that, Olivia opened the photo album on her mobile phone, raised the screen, and showed Seraphina the DNA test reports of Hannah Jenkins and George Jenkins.

Seraphina’s eyes flickered with evasion, her face was barely holding up, she was panicking inside.

She cautiously glanced a few times, wary of being overheard by the maid and Mrs. Jenkins, so she also dared not loudly scold Olivia.

Despite this, Seraphina managed to remain calm, revealing no hint of panic, still arguing in her defense: “You’re slandering me, you’re insulting me, and by doing so, you’re also insulting your father, Olivia, you’ve gone too far!”

Olivia’s beautiful face radiated with confidence and pride. Her eyes were hawk-like, constantly pressing Seraphina.

Seraphina’s face turned somewhat pale, instinctively backing off. Her hand was shaking unconsciously.

To prevent Olivia from noticing her fear, Seraphina clenched her fists tightly and blinked her eyes to ease her panic.

Olivia, with her chilly and menacing tone, pressured Seraphina: “Your old lover has been invited for a tea chat, haven’t you lost your support? Are you particularly anxious? Are you particularly panicked? You hurt my father, deceived him. You colluded with Vice President Charles, my father knew about everything. These DNA test results, my father left them for me!” Seraphina was shocked, her eyes widened in disbelief.

While retreating, she tripped and fell onto the floor.

Ignoring the pain, Seraphina glared at Olivia with resentment. But she instantly lost her courage.

Fearfully, she looked at the elevator, afraid of being overheard by Mrs. Jenkins.

Without Mrs. Jenkins’ protection, they would soon lose everything.

Brazenly confronting Olivia, Seraphina fought back: “Olivia, you’ve taken things too far! Even if you can’t stand me, I’m still your stepmother, you should respect your elders. In life or death, I’m a member of the Jenkins family. You’ll never drive me away or defame me. No one would believe you!”

Olivia scoffed, rebutting coldly: “The law favors evidence. If there is evidence, countless people will believe me and it’s not up to you to criticize me.”

Suddenly, Olivia extended her hand and slapped Seraphina harshly, “This is one score settled with you, only related to the trending topic. Of course, a slap is too light a punishment for you. But don’t worry, we will settle your dues slowly and clearly. You will have to pay for your actions.”

Her face was burning from the slap. Seraphina was still sitting on the floor, her voice raised slightly, “Someone come, throw this wretched woman out.”

“Stop yelling, your throats are going to break but nobody will heed you. I have fired all the Jenkins family’s housemaids, they have already left. Now, it’s time for you to leave. Don’t ever expect Granny to help you, she won’t ever meet you..”