The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper

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Chapter 694 [If I were Miriam, I would definitely hate Sadie.] [Yeah, that's horrible.] Such comments surged after the statement. Harriet calmly read them.

Everyone knew that Harriet was declaring war on Sadie.

Public opinion had changed tically. Those who used to curse Harriet now started to support her, while the curses on Sadie grew more and more.

In her apartment, Sadie turned on her phone and received notifications with titles like 'Sadie is a fake, and the real Ms. Bass is someone else'. Sadie's pupils shook.

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She opened the article and saw the evidence provided by Harriet.

Sadie was furious. She thought things would go according to her plan, but they went south.

'How could Harriet provide evidence? Doesn't it mean I'm going to lose everything?' she thought.

With her identity exposed, what would be left for her? Would she even lose Delbert in the end? Sadie's heart was flustered, but she forced herself to calm down.

Just then, the door opened, and Delbert cin.

"Sadie, what's wrong? You look upset." Delbert looked at her calmly.

Sadie deliberately spoke ill of Harriet. "Harriet is terrible. For the sake of fand fortune, she provided fake evidence, claiming that she was the real Ms. Bass and I was an impostor." Delbert scrolled through his phone and smiled meaningfully at the news.

Harriet had becclever.

"Delbert, are you with me? Why are you smiling?" Sadie frowned.

Delbert put away his smile and began to comfort Sadie, "It's okay. The truth will cout sooner or later. If you don't do anything wrong, you have nothing to fear. We don't need to be afraid." But Sadie was feeling guilty.

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In the afternoon, she left the villa. She couldn't sit there and wait for her doom.

She met with Felipe, trying to find a solution.

When she arrived, Felipe was sipping his coffee, looking relaxed. "Have you read the news online?" Sadie asked anxiously.

Felipe nodded. "It's hard to notice the big fuss." Sadie pulled at his sleeve. "Helpcup with a solution."

Felipe heaved a deep sigh. "This matter has stirred up discussions across the internet. The power of the public opinion is immense, and I don't have any solution."

Sadie was annoyed by his indifference. She snatched the dup e and poured the coffee on the floor. "Can't you be serious?" she sulked.

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