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This is poison

Author: Lisa
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-09-24 15:16:23

Sophia clutched her stomach as Isabella gave a satisfied smile. Then she couldn’t hold it anymore—she screamed, bending forward and holding her stomach tight.

Matteo and Vivienne, shocked, rushed toward her. Luca, who was still pissed at her but deep down still cared, also came to her aid. He held her close and asked, panicked, “Sophia, what’s wrong?”

“My… stomach…” she gasped weakly.

Luca’s eyes darted to the drink she had just finished. He grabbed the glass and looked at the bottom. Powder-like residue clung inside. His face darkened.

“I think this is poison!” he shouted for everyone to hear.

Gasps filled the hall.

Matteo quickly turned to his guards. “Pick Isabella up! Take her to the car and to the hospital now!” he barked.

Beatrice tried to follow in panic, but Isabella caught her wrist firmly and leaned close to whisper in her ear.

“I want to show you something, Granny,” Isabella said calmly.

Beatrice blinked. “What?”

“Don’t worry, Grandma,” Isabella smiled faintly. “Sophia won’
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