Chapter 640

"Ah!" Bianca Semona suddenly screamed.

Vivian Laurent curled her lips in a mocking smile. "Your tricks never cease to amaze me, Miss Semona. Instead of wasting energy targeting me, perhaps you should investigate your mother's death."

"How dare you mention my mother!" Bianca's eyes burned red. "You killed her!"

"The forensic report confirmed it was suicide by wrist-cutting," Vivian stated calmly.

"You drove her to it!" Bianca shrieked hysterically. "If you hadn't murdered my father, she would never have—"

Vivian found the foolish woman before her utterly laughable.

"Do you truly believe your mother committed suicide?" Vivian suddenly asked.

Bianca froze. "What do you mean?"

"Did you know the truth about your parents' relationship?" Vivian spoke deliberately. "Your father kept a mistress. Were you aware of that?"

"Lies!" Bianca snapped. "My parents were the epitome of marital bliss!"

"Clearly, you know nothing." Vivian's lips curled coldly. "Then I suppose you're equally ignorant about your mother rekindling her first love?"

"Shut up!" Bianca trembled with rage. "Stop spreading filthy rumors!"

Vivian produced a business card from her purse. "This is her first love's contact. Tell him you're Bianca Semona. He'll give you the truth."

Bianca stood stunned.

If her mother hadn't died for her father's sake... then how? The forensics clearly showed wrist wounds.

That final phone call. Those cryptic text messages.

"You expect me to believe you?" Bianca forced defiance into her voice.

"Believe what you will." Vivian's tone turned icy. "Use that pig brain of yours. Unless you want your parents' deaths to remain unsolved."

Bianca bit her lip until it bled.

Then—a familiar figure flashed at the edge of her vision. The mysterious woman who'd saved her before!

Clarity struck Bianca like lightning.

This was all Vivian's scheme!

"Help! Murderer!" Bianca suddenly screamed.

Heads turned throughout the crowd.

Seizing Vivian's hand, Bianca pressed it against her own throat while shrieking: "First my parents, now me? Are you silencing witnesses in broad daylight?"