The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge (Anna and Justin) novel Chapter 1295

Justin said, “My self-control collapses in your presence, leaving me vulnerable.”

Bella’s eyes reddened slightly as her warm breath lingered in his ear. Her voice was soft and melodious. “My man did so well today. I shall reward you tonight.”

*

The vital exchange event for Savrow concluded in a bizarre yet dramatic scene.

The public airing of Theodore’s scandal-ridden political career elicited widespread societal outrage and had an extremely negative impact. It even drew the President’s attention, who mandated a comprehensive probe into Theodore’s family and all officials connected to him privately so as to stamp out corruption.

Everyone in the political arena felt threatened, except those who deeply despised Theodore.

The Iversons also suffered collateral damage. Not only was the Iversons’ reputation tarnished and their dignity lost, but they also came under scrutiny from the authorities.

As Lance scrolled through Twitter on his way home, he saw people mocking the shoe he left at the venue with the caption, “Everyone deserves a ‘Tycoon style’ shoe too!”

It infuriated him so much that he threw his phone out, shattering the windshield of his luxury car.

After a tumultuous return home, it was already late at night.

Unable to sleep, Lance called everyone to the living room for a meeting.

Charles, still groggy from alcohol, stumbled in cursing, only for his father to slap him awake.

Christopher sat calmly aside, elbow on the armrest, fist propping his head, watching the drama unfold with interest.

“There’s clearly someone behind orchestrating Theodore’s scandal! Who could it be? Who dares plot against the Iverson family?!” Lance roared furiously, almost smashing the expensive coffee table to pieces.

Having commanded respect for decades, how did Lance reach such a low point? He ruined his reputation and even lost his shoe. It seemed only extreme measures could soothe his fury.

“Dad, now that Theodore’s arrested, there’s going to be serious repercussions for our family.”