Chapter 283

Chapter 283 Harriet then told Delbert about what Nora had asked her to do on the phone.

After a moment of silence, Delbert said, “I’ve already sent someone over. You don’t have to put yourself in danger. Just leave it to me.

Harriet was taken aback. “But...”

She was worried about Monica.

After all, Monica was kidnapped because of her.

Delbert interrupted her, saying, “The police and my team will handle the rest. You should stay at home and wait for my good news.”

Harriet pursed her lips. “Alright! Be careful and take Monica back safely.”

Delbert smiled. “Yes, my dear wife!”

Harriet felt helpless. “Come on! It’s not the time to joke around!”

“Okay, | got it. Talk to you later,” Delbert said.

Harriet hung up the phone and heaved a sigh of relief.

She hoped that Monica would be safe.

On the outskirts of Meawood City.

In a dark and gloomy warehouse, Monica lay on the cold ground, weakly opening her eyes.

Since being kidnapped by Nora, she hadn't eaten or drunk anything for +25 BONU a day and a night.

And because she refused to help Nora fabricate scandals about Harriet online, Monica had been severely beaten by Nora. Now her body was covered in bruises, and she even had a light fever.

Although she disliked Harriet, she knew what was right. She would never help Nora frame Harriet.

Compared to Harriet, the crazed Nora was the one she despised the most.

She closed her eyes in pain, praying that someone could come and save her.

She hoped that Delbert could come to her rescue.

Just then, the warehouse door suddenly opened.

A dazzling light shone in.

Monica struggled to sit up, looking eagerly at the door.

But when she saw that it was Nora, she immediately put away h joyful expression and put on a disdainful look.

Nora was quite interested in her reaction and smirked. “Why? Disappointed to see me?”

Monica remained silent, having no intention of talking to a lunatic.

Nora glanced at her flushed face and taunted, “Monica, what happened to you? Why is your face so flushed? Are you sick?”

Monica said nothing, but Nora didn’t mind.

“Although Delbert and Harriet have promised me 100 million dollars, still don’t want to let you go. Considering that we used to be friends I'll make it less painful,” Nora said.

The smile on her face deepened. “How would you like to die? Buried at sea or buried alive? This place is close to both the sea and the mountains, so you can choose.”

Nora observed Monica's expression and saw her face stiffen, showing signs of fear.

Nora chuckled. “But on second thought, we don’t have any deep grudges. If you don’t want to die, | could show some mercy and let you go. But you have to agree to testify against Harriet’s scandals. How about that?

“This is your only chance to survive.”