The Queen's Back

"Evidence? Who said I don't have evidence? Nigel!" Maxwell shouted.

Nigel received the order and made an OK sign to Maxwell. Then, everyone saw the transfer record on the big screen. It was the record of the transfer of ten million dollars to Trevor Webb at 8:03 p.m. tonight, which was the time when the results had just been released. Then, everyone understood Trevor had deliberately given Mona a low score.

"I, I, this isn't real. This screenshot was edited. It's fake..." Trevor said loudly.

The evidence was there, along with what Maxwell had just said and Trevor's flustered expression, everyone knew who was lying.

Trevor was still quibbling. The organizer of the Nathontown's Design Competition verified that Trevor had received money from someone. He got people to revoke Trevor's judgeship certificate and chased him out of the competition venue.

In that case, the scores of the participants in Nathontown's modeling competition would be recalculated, excluding Trevor's score as a judge.

For a moment, Mona was undoubtedly the first place, far ahead of the second place, Barbara.

Under the host's introduction, Mona and Barbara slowly went on stage. Barbara looked at Mona's smug face and felt uncomfortable. She wished she could tear Mona into pieces, but there was nothing she could do.

It wasn't until Nathontown's design competition ended that Barbara found out that her "good partner" Lydia had been taken away by the police. Not only that, Lydia also became a trending topic on Twitter.This is the property of Nô-velDrama.Org.

Lydia wore a dress designed by Barbara to participate in the fashion show. Barbara's name was soon known by netizens. Some netizens with good memory even knew Barbara was the person who slept with her cousin's fiancé. In an instant, the netizens on the Internet left comments on the post.

[Birds of a feather flock together. Not long after Barbara had slept with her cousin's fiancé, Barbara's business partner was taken away by the police. How could these two people get second place in the design competition?]

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[I've always liked Lydia. But she was taken away by the police. I wonder what mistake she's made.]

[Hey, the police just took her away. She hasn't been convicted yet, so don't spout nonsense. We still have to continue supporting Lydia.]

[Are you guys stupid? Didn't you see Lydia get into the car with the handcuffs? She must have committed a serious crime.]

[And about this design competition, someone dared to bribe the judge. This is to destroy the fairness of the competition. Zero tolerance!]

[Such a person could get second place. Nathontown's competition is getting worse and worse!]

[That's right. And what the hell is that judge quibbling about? Shit. I'm speechless...]

Barbara went through the Twitter posts on her phone and didn't know where to vent her anger. She held her phone tightly. At that moment, she happened to see Teddy on her left.

She strode toward him. When she saw Teddy get into the car, she opened the front passenger seat and got in without saying anything. She looked at Teddy angrily.

Teddy felt Barbara was a little strange and asked directly, "What's wrong?"

His tone was calm. These days, he had been having intermittent dreams, and he could not distinguish between reality and

dreams.

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"What do you think? What's wrong with you? Why haven't you won Mona's forgiveness after so long? Have you worked hard for our future?" Barbara questioned.

Barbara was annoyed, filled with anger. 'If Teddy had successfully won Mona's forgiveness, Mona and Maxwell would have been at odds. How could today's mess happen? Then I would still win first place with Mona. Who would care who had bribed the judge?' "Barbara, let's not meet again. After thinking fo

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long, I still love Mona. So let's end it like this!" Teddy said calmly.

After seeing Mona tonight, Teddy thought a lot. In his dream, Mona was pushed down the building by him and Barbara. He and Barbara did not end well.

Also, in his dreams, Teddy regretted it after Mona's death. He lived in guilt every day and often dreamed that Mona would come to him for revenge.

In the middle of the night, a pair of explicit hands grabbed his neck tightly and shouted for him to pay with his life. This person was none other than Mona. Teddy was scared. Dreaming was like experiencing it himself. He seemed to feel the horror of death.

However, before he reached that stage in his life, he wanted to apologize to Mona and compensate for what had happened in his dream. The more he thought about it, the more he felt those things had truly happened. He was guilty, and he had to atone for his sins. "Teddy, do you know what you're talking about?" Barbara was on the verge of breaking down.

Everything that had happened that night had been unsatisfactory. She didn't even know if something had gone wrong.

Teddy had been with Barbara since high school. After so many years of "feelings", she thought Teddy was good to her and was willing to do anything for her. But what was Teddy saying? What did he mean by ending it like this? How could she agree? "I've made myself clear. Get out of the car. By the way, I'll give you the breakup gift in a few days," Teddy said. His mind was filled with Mona. The Mona who treated him well before and the Mona who shone brightly at the moment fascinated him

"No. Teddy, I'm telling you that I don't agree. You're the one who said we should start. And the right to end is with me." Unknowingly, Barbara's eyes were filled with tears. Teddy had been with her for so many years. She knew the person she wanted to marry was Maxwell, but she would not end it like this with Teddy.

Barbara wondered, 'What is it so good about this Mona? Why is everyone so attracted to her?'

"Barbara, you have to know it was a mistake for us to be together During my engagement ceremony with Mona, we should have ended it completely. If you don't agree, I don't mind letting Bernard know. If that happens, you won't even be able to stay in Clem Group." Teddy said.

Teddy's words were a threat. If Barbara was unwilling to cut ties with him, he would tell Bernard about this.

If Bernard knew it was not an accident that Barbara had slept with Teddy and that she was still badgering Teddy, Bernard would figure out Barbara had been lying to him. And Bernard couldn't let it go.

Barbara met Teddy's cold gaze and knew he had made up his mind. No matter how sadly she cried and felt wronged in front of him, it was useless.

Barbara mocked herself in her heart. 'People say men are heartless. Am I experiencing it now?'