Chapter 99 A Big Secret (Part One) (1/2)

”Shut up! My Zac is not your cousin-in-law. He will never like your cousin, that low-class bug.” Leila had almost gone crazy. The alcohol had made her mad and jealous. She was no longer a noble and elegant lady. At that moment, she was just a crazy woman who was going mad because of love.

Finney realized something from her words. The Zac she had mentioned was her cousin-in-law, and Leila was a girl who had come to stir up some trouble.

”You have a crush on my cousin-in-law and you want to be his mistress to break them up, right? I'm telling you, there's no way you can come between them. My cousin-in-law treats my cousin very well. You can't break them up.”

”Mistress?” Leila sneered and said, ”Zac and I grew up together. He is my first love, and I was his, too. How could Essie steal my first love? Why would she do that?”

”So what? Why does that matter? He's now married to my cousin. She is his legal wife. If you get involved, you will be nothing more than his mistress,” Finney said as she glared at Leila with a contemptuous look. She had seen wild mistresses before, but Leila was the first one she had seen who had the audacity to be this fierce and bold!

”Get married? Did you say that they are married?” Leila's eyes almost popped out of her head. She thought she was hallucinating because she was very drunk.

Finney stepped forward and decided to raise her voice at her. ”Yes. They're married. They're married now. Do you understand?” she shouted in a loud and powerful voice.

”No! It's impossible! You are lying! You are lying!” Leila was now overwhelmed by hysteria. She covered her ears, shook her head, and screamed hysterically before she rushed out of the apartment.

”You mad woman!” Finney cursed and slammed the door.

Meanwhile, it was already late when Essie and Zac arrived home. The moment they entered the house, Finney told them that Leila had come.

Essie put her hand on her forehead, feeling a little bit dizzy.

'No way! If Leila found o

an Arctic iceberg that had never melted.

It was late at night.