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Chapter 528

Author: Cozy Season
Debra ripped off the fragile veil of Melody's pretense.

Melody fell silent, and Hester was enraged.

"Is what she said true? You did all of this? You knew from the start that the person who entered my room wasn't Juan. You set me up," she shouted.

Melody responded only with cold impatience, "You lack skills and have only yourself to blame."

The words pierced Hester's heart like a knife. She had trusted Melody, believing that winning Juan's affection would eventually lead to a future by his side. But now, it has become clear. Melody had seen her as nothing more than a pawn, discarding her when she was no longer useful.

"It's all because of you!"

In a surge of fury, Hester lunged forward. Melody took a fearful step back, her usual composure slipping.

Hester had the knife at Melody's throat, trembling with the intensity of her emotions. For the first time, genuine fear flickered across Melody's face.

"What do you think you're doing? Have you lost your mind?"

"Yes. I have lost my m
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