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    Nelly wanted to scream at Davina to go after Terence, the real culprit behind it all, but Davina’s grip was too tight. She couldn’t get a word out.


    Katy and Conrad stood frozen, their faces twisted with anger and bitterness, but fear kept their mouths shut. One wrong word and they knew they’d be next. Davina looked ready to kill, and they weren’t about to test her.


    Davina hadpletely lost it. Her eyes were wild, her whole presence screaming madness. She was terrifying—so far gone it made their blood run cold.


    Nelly thrashed with everything she had, but Davina’s grip didn’t budge. Panic and hopelessness started creeping in.


    Just as Nelly thought she was done for, Davina let go. Nelly gasped for air like she’d been drowning.


    She kept coughing, each one stabbing through her neck. Her throat felt raw and swollen, like something was stuck.


    That twisted bitch.


    If Nelly ever got the upper hand, she’d make sure Davina paid—slow and painful.


    Just as Nelly started plotting revenge, Davina smacked her across the face, again and again.


    Davina didn’t hold back. Each p hit hard, leaving Nelly dazed and stumbling.


    Death would be too kind for them. They deserved to suffer.


    Davina turned to Katy and Conrad, her face nk. But a slow, chilling smile crept across her lips, promising hell. Her smile was like something straight out of a nightmare. It made their skin crawl.


    “What are you nning to do?” Conrad asked, his voice shaky and full of panic.


    He tried to back away, but the bodyguards had him locked down. There was no escape.


    Katy’s face turned pale, her eyes wide with terror.


    “K… killing is illegal! Please, don’t do anything crazy!” she stammered, barely able to speak.


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    Davina leaned in close, her breath hot against Katy’s ear. “Yeah, killing’s illegal. But what if I could do it without leaving a trace? Just like you did to my mom.”


    “You’re insane! You’re a damn lunatic!” Katy trembled uncontrobly, her whole body shaking with fear.


    Davina’s eyes turned cold. She grabbed Katy’s chin and shoved the poison powder straight into her mouth.


    Before Katy could even spit it out, Davina turned to Conrad, yanked his jaw open, and shoved the rest of the powder down his throat.


    Both of them choked and spat, trying to get the powder out. But it was already toote.


    Davina watched them calmly, a smirk tugging at her lips. “It’s pointless. This stuff kicks in the second it touches your tongue. Doesn’t matter if you swallowed it or not.”


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