Chapter 412
Chapter 412 Triny’s Provocation, Part Two
Triny set down her phone, raised her hand, and smiled. “My hand hurts; my head’s a little fuzzy. I can’t quite remember p>
Watching her forced expression, Lillian walked straight over to the couch in the lounge area and sat down.
She knew Triny had called her here with some kind of agenda; she wasn’t in any rush. She wanted to see what kind of act Triny planned to put on this time.
“Go ahead-tell me why you brought me here today p>
Triny’s smile brightened. “You’ve lost. Sebastian cares about me. Did you see the bandage on my wrist? He knew I slit my wrist to kill myself; he came to me immediately. So, Lillian- you’ve lost p>
“Is that so?” Lillian glanced at the gauze on her wrist, then let out a cold laugh. “And you’re so sure you’ve wedged yourself between Sebastian and me p>
“Of course. At the very least, I’ve already pried open a crack between the two of you; sooner or later, I’ll push you out altogether p>
“Do you know? That day his expression was so frantic, his eyes full of concern. Even now, thinking back on it, I still can’t believe it p>
“People have always said one thing holds true in marriage, families have to match. Sure, you’re a Sinclair-but you grew up out in the middle of nowhere, and that’ll always keep you from truly fitting in at the top. The Lindts are different. We may not rival the Whitmores, but our families have been intertwined for generations. And when it comes down to it, Sebastian will always belong with me p>
Lillian lounged back against the couch, legs crossed, her, eyes mocking as they settled on Triny.
“Plenty of women have said the same thing to me before; but in the end, they all gave up. Do you know why p>
“It’s because, like you, they thought far too highly of themselves. If Sebastian really ca much about family background, then the Lindts wouldn’t even make the cut p>
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“You dragged me here today because you’ve hit a dead end with Sebastian; so now you’re scheming against me. You’ve known him long enough-if he’d ever shown you even a shred of affection, you wouldn’t have had to gamble your life just to seize a chance.
“Did
you really think I couldn’t see through your little trick that night? I only wanted to see how far you’d go; but clearly, Triny, you’ve let me down p>
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Triny glared at her, eyes burning with fury. “And you’re so certain this man will end you? That night, he didn’t feel nothing for me p>
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Her words brought a glint of ice to Lillian’s gaze; the corner of her mouth curled into a bloodthirsty smile. “Is that so p>
She slowly rose to her feet and stepped toward the bed.
Seeing the smile in her eyes, Triny shivered involuntarily. “What are you trying to do p>
Lillian leaned down, her gaze soft, her finger tracing the curve of Triny’s cheek. “You, Triny- the so-called society darling of Dracovia Kingston’s elite. Why debase yourself like this?
“He doesn’t love you, yet you still cling so shamelessly, desperate to climb up. I don’t know if it’s the nature of Lindt women—or if it’s simply who you are. That night… it’s always been something I refuse to bring up. Do you know why p>
Panic flickered across Triny’s face as she recoiled from Lillian’s touch. “You-you, what exactly are you trying to say p>
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