Wait She s a Billionaire ( Sheena Lawson ) Chapter 448
Wait, She’s a Billionaire ( Sheena Lawson )
Chapter 448
The two of them took their seats, and Elliot began his inquiry with a serious tone, whatâs the urgency? Has something major happened?â
âUncle Peter,
Peter stood up, bowing slightly to Santiago before starting to explain, âLate last night, someone bypassed the surveillance cameras, climbed over the wall into Stanleyâs mansion, knocked out the bodyguards, and attacked Stanley. The methods used were vicious. If it werenât for a guard waking up early and saving Stanley from excessive bleeding, he wouldnât have survived!â
As Peter recounted the events, he glared at Sheena, who seemed indifferent.
Elliot appeared unbothered and asked, âWhere is he?â
âHeâs severely injured and still unconscious. But when the guards saved him last night, he was conscious enough to claim that Ms. Lawson and Lionel attacked him,â Peter explained with a pained
expression.
He then looked at Santiago and added, âDad, Iâm here today seeking justice. How can Elliot act
recklessly, harming his own family members at will, just because heâs the head of the Jenkins family?
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Elliotâs face remained cold and proud. However, his face suddenly turned pale just as he was about to
stand up to speak, and he frowned in pain as he covered the wound on his chest.
Sheena reached out to support him, asking, âWhatâs wrong?â
With a pale face, he looked at her and whispered, âI aggravated⦠the injury.â
Sheena was aware of his scheme. After all, he did not say a word during their passionate night. Yet, he was saying his wound was hurting now?
Sheena played along, speaking gently, âYou just had surgery, and your body is weak. Speak less. Let
me handle this.â
Peter was dissatisfied, saying, âMs. Lawson, youâre not part of the Jenkins family. Being an observer is fine, but participating in family discussion might not be appropriate.â
Sheena completely ignored Peter. She stood up and faced Santiago, saying tenderly, âGrandpa Santiago, Iâm Eliâs fiancee. Naturally, Iâm almost a Jenkins family member. Eli is seriously injured and shouldnât speak much. I did participate in the matter last night, and on his behalf, Iâd like to speak. Is that okay?â
Santiago was pleased to hear her saying she was almost a Jenkins family member.
âOf cours
course, you can. With me and Eli by your side, no one will dare to bully you.â
âThank
you, Grandpa Santiago.â Sheena smiled sweetly and turned to Peter. âI admit involvement in the events last night, butâ¦â
Peter interrupted her before she could finish her sentence, âMs. Lawson, I admire your direct
confession, but as Elliotâs fiancee, how could you sneak into Stanleyâs bedroom late at night? Imagine what would happen if the matter spread!â
The expressions of everyone in the room changed. Naomi, wanting to stand up and speak for Sheena, was stopped by her father, Roger.
Even though everyone was staring at her, Sheena smiled.
Peter, confused, asked, âWhat are you smiling about?â
âEven the dogs raised in the Lawson family know to crouch down and listen carefully when the master speaks. Mr. Peter, youâre almost forty, yet you donât seem to understand that interrupting others is extremely impolite. Isnât that a shame?â Sheena said, then turned her head to Elliot, winking at him.
Elliotâs heart was almost melted by her charming gesture.
Peter was furious. How dare she compare him unfavorably to a dog from the Lawson family!
Yet Sheena maintained an innocent and naive expression.
If Peter were to argue with such a junior, he would appear petty.
Naomi, in the serious atmosphere, giggled, attracting everyoneâs attention.
She cleared her throat and said embarrassedly, âSorry, I just couldnât help it.â
Santiago tapped his cane, redirecting everyoneâs focus, and said, âSheena, please continue.â
âAlthough I participated in it, I only sent Lionel to teach Stanley a lesson. I was personally at the hospital, watching over Eli. I donât know where Mr. Peter got the information about me entering Stanleyâs room, but words should be backed by solid evidence.â
Peter retorted, âEven if you donât admit to sneaking into Stanleyâs room last night, the fact remains that you sent someone to harm him, which you have acknowledged.â
âYes, but why donât you ask me why I dealt with him? Yesterday, Eli went on a mission, and Stanley maliciously sent people to spread rumors that I was going to break off the engagement. This almost cost Eli his life, and he had to be rushed to the operating room late at night. Shouldnât Stanley be dealt with for that?â
She presented her case with surprising confidence, and some members of the Jenkins family found her reasoning quite compelling.
Only Peter sneered, âYou claim Stanley sent someone to harm Elliot. Whereâs the evidence?â
Elliot glanced at Lionel, standing outside the hall, and in a weak but resolute tone, he said, âUncle Peter, if the evidence is what you want, Iâll provide it.â