?Chapter 99:


    Katelyn pressed down on the gas, a smirk ying on her lips as the Ferrari surged forward.


    She saw her face only for a moment, the sleek, glowing red tail lights fading into the distance. She stood rooted to the spot, a frown creasing her forehead. Was that really Katelyn?


    But she quickly shook off the thought. There were bigger problems at hand, like the mess with the Bailey family that still needed sorting out.


    Clips from Katelyn’s live stream spread like wildfire online, withizens chopping them up and sharing them. Each clip racked up millions of views in no time.


    People were shocked. Who knew that the secrets of the Baileys would be this explosive?


    Conversations buzzed everywhere as some people weighed the gravity of the situation while others couldn’t wait to see what would happen next.


    After ending the stream, Katelyn deleted her ount and headed straight back to the hospital.


    When she pushed open the door, she found Vincent sprawled on the couch, his eyes fixed on his phone.


    He was watching a video.


    Katelyn didn’t need to guess; she knew he was watching the chaos with the Bailey family unfold.


    Vincent looked up at her meaningfully.


    “The Bailey family surely knows how to keep everyone entertained,” he said.


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    Katelyn’s face remained calm as she replied coldly, “They’ve brought it all on themselves.


    Jeff spent years betraying Sharon, weaving lies around their marriage, even going as far as trying to father a child outside their home.


    With solid proof of his cheating, Sharon could’ve easily pushed Jeff out the door without letting him take a single thing. But instead, she chose to make a scene, even going so far as to attempt killing Vivian.


    Their choices led them right into the consequences they now face.”


    Vincent put his phone down, a slow smile creeping across his lips.


    “Did you do it?”


    The sudden question caught Katelyn off guard, leaving her momentarily speechless.


    She almost denied it, but before the words coulde out, she changed her mind.


    “It was me,” she admitted. She frowned slightly and added, “But I didn’t expect it to escte like this.”


    Vincent’s eyes sparkled with a hint of amusement, his smile barely concealed as he said, “You yed your hand well. It’s definitely going to destroy them.”


    Katelyn looked at him. His eyes were dark, but she couldn’t see any trace of malice or negativity.


    She sank into a chair, her tone casual as she said, “I thought you’d see me as heartless when you found out, wondering how I could do something like that to them.” After all, the Bailey family had taken care of her for years. If the truth got out, there’d be a flood of people online calling her ungrateful and cold.


    Vincent stood up and walked slowly to the French window, one hand resting in his pocket. There was a subtle, chilling undertone in his otherwise calm voice. “Heartless? If I were you, I’d have gone after the Baileys long ago, and I wouldn’t have held back like you did.”


    Katelyn didn’t respond right away. Her longshes lowered, concealing the swirl of emotions in her eyes. At first, she hadn’t nned on sending those things to Sharon. But when anger took over, she wanted them to suffer, to face the consequences.


    She had hesitated back then, and now, seeing how things had spiraled, she was even more torn. Over twenty years of memories couldn’t just be erased. She might have lost any affection she once had for them, but she couldn’t simply wipe away the past.


    Noticing her silence, Vincent turned to her with a grim look.


    “They did this to themselves,” he said. “All you did was tell Sharon the truth. Without you, she’d still be living a lie.”


    Katelyn’s eyes widened slightly in surprise. She looked up at Vincent, a small smile ying on her lips. “Are you trying to make me feel better?”


    “I just don’t want you to carry any guilt,” Vincent replied. “You didn’t do anything wrong.”


    He paused, then repeated, “You didn’t do anything wrong from beginning to end.”


    It wasn’t Katelyn’s fault that she wasn’t the Baileys’ biological daughter.


    The meaning behind his words settled in, and Katelyn found herself staring at him, momentarily lost in thought.


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