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    “What do you think you’re doing here? Be quiet. You startled my grandson. I won’t let this slide.”


    Mason mmed the sealed jasmine onto the table. The bang echoed through the office.


    He stared Hamilton down. “So sure about that grandson? He might never draw a breath. Your grandson? What a joke.”


    Hamilton’s face turned red with rage.


    Mason struck the table again. “Dani, you cruel woman. How dare you poison my father. You really do have the nerve.”


    Dani lifted an eyebrow, slouching back in her chair. “Looks like that poisonous jasmine did its job.”


    Mason jabbed a finger at her. “You admit it? You dare say it out loud?”


    Dani let out a short scoff. “Why wouldn’t I? I’ve always been honest.”


    Mason’s fury tangled his tongue. He turned to Hamilton. “Did you hear her? She confessed. She tried to kill my father with that cursed nt. He’s still lying in a hospital bed, fresh out of surgery.”


    Hamilton froze, stunned. He was ready to snap at Dani when his eyesnded on the jasmine on the table. His brow furrowed tightly.


    He picked it up slowly and asked Mason, “This looks too familiar. There were many jasmines outside Dani’s vi. Were they all poisonous?”<fne3ed> Th?s chapter is updated by find?novel</fne3ed>


    Hamilton’s voice dropped to a chilling low, each word sharp enough to cut.


    A shiver crawled over him. Back then, when the gardener said they were good for the baby, he had told the gardener to nt as many as possible outside Dani’s vi.


    If Cedric hadn’t blocked her from those flowers, she might have already lost the baby.


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    Mason stood by, waiting for Hamilton tosh out at Dani. Instead, Hamilton fixed his eyes on Mason.


    “So your father nted poisonous jasmines outside Dani’s home? I always thought Brad, Jules, and Ethan were snakes sending garbage to her doorstep, but I figured your father was decent. Looks like I was blind. He is the most vicious man among you all.”


    Mason hade to argue but faltered under the me. He let out an awkward cough.


    “She poisoned my father too!”


    Carol folded her arms and scoffed from the side.


    “Really? You people nted countless toxic flowers outside our vi. We only ced one flower in your house. If your father got sick, that’s karma at work. We only meant to knock him out, not kill him. But he tried to murder Dani and her baby. So tell me, who’s worse?”


    Dani, tired of the back and forth, flicked a paper onto the table.


    “Enough chatter. Pay for cleaning the jasmines and clearing the air.”


    Mason squinted at the amount.


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