Revenge of the Hideous Lady (Xyla Quest) novel Chapter 234

When Xyla Quest heard these things being said about her, she felt as if these people were throwing punches at her head.

As she looked around at the hostile faces around her, she instantly thought it was pointless to defend herself with logic.

Such a feeling made Xyla feel suffocated.

There was no reason to explain herself to these people because they were not a usual group of people.

Therefore, Xyla pushed Georgie aside before standing in front of the middle-aged woman.

“There is a surveillance camera in front of our company’s main entrance. The footage will show clearly what happened. My car isn’t cheap. The hood alone cost at least a few hundred thousand dollars. Are you going to pay me in cash, or will you issue me an invoice first?” Xyla asked.

The middle-aged woman was stunned when she heard what Xyla said.

“A few hundred thousand dollars? Are you trying to rob me? Pay you? That’s impossible,” the woman said after a gulp.

“Sure, that’s fine. I’ll leave everything to the law once you go to prison. Apart from going to prison, you will also be blacklisted. By then, everything you do in this country will be affected. Think about it carefully,” Xyla said.

Although Xyla’s voice was monotonous, and her face was emotionless, she sounded very assertive, and her words were difficult to ignore.

Meanwhile, the people around Xyla were still recording her with their phones as they continued to shout angrily.

“Everyone, come here and see what’s happening. Xyla Quest is threatening a weaker person with the law,” someone said.

“Xyla is picking on the weak even though she is much more powerful. She really has a terrible personality. With so much money to her name, Xyla could easily fix her car with a few hundred thousand dollars. However, what does this aunty have? Her entire net worth probably wouldn’t be enough,” someone added.

“If something were to happen to Xyla, she still had a bunch of people to help her out. What about this aunty? She’s just an ordinary person. If anything happened to her, she’s on her own. How could Xyla be this cruel? As a rich person, what’s so hard about helping a poor person out?” Someone pointed out.

Everyone seemed to be judging Xyla from a moral high ground.