The Good Girl's Revenge

Chapter 25

A few days later.

Meredith received a call from the , which was to ask her what to do with Lily.

If she didn't sue, then Lily could be released.

"Since someone is going to teach her a lesson, I won't go against that person's wishes."

Meredith put all the blame on Derek, and she felt like she should take this opportunity and made a big

scene here.

The staff from the immediately agreed and called the Masons, informing them that they should get

prepared for a lawsuit for Lily.

"This wicked girl!" When Wesley came back, he found out about this matter. Of course, the story was

embellished by Clara.

In Clara's description, that day, it turned out that she and Lily were doing shopping, but Meredith found

them and she not only robbed the things they bought but also hit them.

Then, she took advantage of someone's power to keep Lily in the until now.

"That day, I saw that bitch's face was very ruddy. Could she get entangled with Mr. Xavier?"

"Mr. Xavier always kept away from bitches. How could he like her? That shameless thing would just

humiliate our family!"

Wesley was so angry. Lily was still kept in the , which made him lose face. Especially he lost his face

before the people who had always relied on him, which made him even angrier.

"But now Mer won't let Lily out just because of the power of the Xaviers. Well, it's my fault that I didn't

tell Lily to tolerate her."

Clara saw Wesley lose his temper, and she lowered her head and wiped away the tears that did not

exist at all. She made herself look so pitiful.

"What should you tolerate her? You're an elder and her mother. Why are you giving in to her? I'm

calling her now. I have to educate this evil girl."

For the past few days, Derek had been outside and never came back. Meredith didn't know how to face

him. She couldn't leave the Xaviers, and she couldn't avoid this man either. She was surrounded by

deep weakness.

Meredith turned on the computer and looked up the information.

Julius had just called and said that he had arranged a job for her. Although it was not a busy or high-

end job, she was still a little nervous.

She had been out of work for several years and had to earn money to support herself and return to a This text is property of Nô/velD/rama.Org.

normal life.

After all, no one around her was trustworthy. She could only rely on herself to get rid of the Xaviers and

the Masons. One day, she would take her mother away from this place that made her extremely

disappointed!

And in that way, could she avoid to meet Derek.

When Wesley's phone call came in, Meredith was already on duty and started working.

Julius introduced her to a medium-sized advertising company. As a newcomer, she was not very busy

with her work. Most of the time she just needed to help her colleagues deal with documents and run

errands in the office.

The phone rang suddenly. Meredith saw it was Wesley's and hung up without thinking.

On the other side, Wesley was so angry that he almost dropped his phone. Did she think that the

Xaviers had taken a fancy to her so that she could ignore the Masons?

The calls came in one after another, and the rest of the office looked over. Meredith waved

apologetically and turned her phone to silent.

After a while, Wesley stopped calling.

Meredith's phone suddenly lit up. It was a text message.

"Don't you want to know what's going on with your mother? If you want to know, call me back

immediately."

When Meredith saw the line, she stood up and strode out.

She never thought that Wesley would be so shameless to threaten her with her mother, but she could

only be threatened by him!

Meredith walked into the bathroom, locked the door, and called Wesley.

The bell rang and her hands trembled.

"What, your father called you, but you didn't answer?" Wesley's cold voice came into her ears and

made Meredith shudder.

"I didn't see it. President Mason shouldn't be so angry over such a small matter, right?" Meredith said

faintly, "What's wrong with my mother?"

Back then, her mother was so angry that she was sick and bedridden. From that day on, Meredith had

never seen her again.

After she got out of prison, she indeed wanted to go to see her mother, but she didn't know how to find

her. She called all the sanatoriums in the city and asked, but there was no trace of her mother.

the Masons was determined not to let Meredith see her mother.