Unfinished Business with You novel

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Chapter 1444 List of Double Dragon Court Assassins

Eugene pondered for a moment and said, "Let me guess why your father has information

about the Double Dragon Court assassins. I think it must be related to the necklace theft

five years ago, which your father and the Double Dragon Court planned together, right?"

Upon hearing this, Beatrix's eyes flashed with panic, and she anxiously said, "Stop

sputtering nonsense."

Even so, Eugene calmly continued, "Otherwise, how would you have a list of Double

Dragon Court assassins? Why would your father falsely accuse Olivia? Why do you keep

saying that the position of the Queen will eventually be yours? Isn't it because you and

your father had planned it? You wanted to take advantage of General Bleu's illness this

time and seize the position of the Queen."

"There is no evidence for what you're saying. Don't make baseless accusations." Beatrix

frowned.

Eugene leaned slightly forward and looked her in the eye before saying, "You asked me to

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divorce my wife and be with you. How can I not have any doubts? Do you think I'm foolish

enough to gamble on an uncertain future with you?"

Beatrix's heart started to beat uncontrollably again when the man in front of her merely

met her gaze.

She shyly lowered her head and stammered, "Yes, you're right. So, are you reassured

now? If it wasn't for Doreen's help, Alice would be nothing. It's only a matter of time for

me to replace her. So, whether you want to be my lover or my enemy, it's up to you."

Following that, Eugene straightened up and resumed that expressionless look of his before

replying, "No need to think about it."

Beatrix furrowed her brows as she looked at the man's cold eyes, and an inexplicable

uneasiness crept into her heart.

She felt that she couldn't control this man at all.

In front of her, he exuded a cold and intimidating aura, completely different from how he

was in front of Olivia, where he was obedient and docile.

"W-What do you mean?" she asked.

Eugene looked at her and gave a charming smile. "Given your intelligence, do you even

qualify to compete with my wife? Are you worthy?"

After saying that, he turned around and walked back.

Beatrix couldn't believe it. She instinctively wanted to grab him, "Eugene…"

Unfortunately, Eugene didn't pause his steps and elegantly entered the Governor

General's residence.

It was only then that Beatrix realized that Eugene had played her. She angrily chased after

him but was stopped by Shannon and Everett.

"A person should have some self-respect, even if they are a crown princess," Shannon

said.

"How dare a servant like you speak to me like this?" Beatrix looked at Shannon furiously.

"You're acting like a princess and wandering around instead of staying at home. Do you

think everyone should pamper you like your dad?" Shannon innocently shrugged her

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shoulders.

After saying that, she gave Beatrix a cold glance and turned around before entering the

Governor General's residence like Eugene did.

"B*tch. That d*mn b*tch." Beatrix was infuriated.

Everett stood menacingly in front of her and said, "Although I have a habit of not hitting

women, don't push your luck."

Hearing that left Beatrix speechless.

They've gone mad, completely mad!

She was, after all, a grand princess who attracted attention wherever she went, and

everyone would bow and greet her respectfully. Who gave them the audacity to treat her

like this?

It was confirmed that the quality of the servants reflected the quality of the master. It was

one thing for Eugene to behave like this, but now even a servant dares to boss her

around?

She had good intentions and didn't want to see him being dragged down by Olivia.

But now...

Since he didn't appreciate her kindness, then she wouldn't hesitate to be ruthless.

She wanted to see how long they could stand to be arrogant.

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