Best Revenge: Being My Ex-Boyfriend’s Aunt novel Chapter 369

This was the first time recently that Catherine was calling Shaun of her own accord.

After a long time, the call finally connected. However, i t was Rodney's angry voice that sounded. "Catherine, you're such a troublemaker. You left Shaun in dire straits."

"Where’s he?" Catherine’s heart sank.

"The top nine influential families are looking into the matter. Shaun has been arrested for investigation," Rodney said in a huff. "If it hadn't been for you, Shaun wouldn't have ended in this state!"

"Who are you to criticize me? If you hadn't kidnapped me that night, that video wouldn't have existed!” Catherine refuted in a fit of fury. "The yacht belongs to you, so now that the video has been released, you bear as much of the responsibility too!"

Rodney was so angry that he was momentarily lost for words. "Those influential figures want to leave Shaun high and dry. Things are not as simple as it seems.”

Catherine hung up straight away and wanted to call Hadley to find out about the situation.

Suddenly, a series of urgent knocks came from downstairs.

She put on her clothes and walked out. The housekeeper of the Hill family's manor came in with a bunch of bodyguards. "Miss Jones, please go to the manor with us."

Aunty Yasmine immediately said, "Mr. Townsend, can't you wait for Eldest Young Master to return..."

"Eldest Young Master has been taken to the judicial department for investigation.” The housekeeper's face was cold. "The incident stems from her, so I have to take her away tonight." 2

"It’s okay, Aunty Yasmine. I'll leave with him."

Catherine walked down the stairs. She had long since expected that the Hill family would look for her. It was just a matter of time.

An hour later.

The Hill family's manor was well lit.

It was Catherine’s second time visiting the manor. When she entered, everyone in the Hill family was present, and all of them were staring at her with disgust and resentment.

In the face of the most brilliant family in Australia, Catherine’s gaze was surprisingly calm and nonchalant.

A lot of things had happened since she came to Canberra, and she had experienced far more than her