Bea had shockingly sent her driver to tarnish the reputation of a young girl who hadn''t even graduated from college yet.


    "So what was James'' reaction?"


    "Mr. Burke knew it was Bea''s doing, so... he didn''t tell Ms. Ca. Instead, he let Ms. Ca stay and thought ofpensating the Devins family somehow. But he hadn''t expected Ms. Ca to make such a scene..."


    Sophie massaged her temples, roughly understanding why Bea had let a man into Ca''s room.


    It was all because Ca hadn''t managed to seduce James. To keep Ca in y and, more importantly, to keep her grandson wrapped around her finger, Bea had no choice but to let another man enter Ca''s room, making Ca believe she was already involved with James. Naturally, Ca would be even more devoted.


    At that time, Nichole had approached Bea, expressing her desire to marry into the Burke family. Bea had agreed to Nichole''s proposal, thereby securing Ca''s loyalty and aiming topletely push out Sophie.


    However, too many variables hade into y since then, and Ca wasn''t as submissive as she appeared on the surface.


    Bea had kept Ca well and fed her lies for so long, so it was no surprise that Ca had lost her cool. Everything that hade to pass was the result of Bea''s maniption. "Gather all the evidence and hand it directly to Ca."


    "What?" Colt thought he had heard wrong.


    Sophie, however, said, "A girl who was forced to lose her innocence deserves to know what happened. It''s her right."


    "But what if Ms. Ca uses this evidence to threaten Mr. Burke?"


    "It was Bea who did this. Ca can''t threaten James. She should know that if she really threatens James, the Devins family won''t face a good oue in the future."


    Sophie spoke calmly, "Take the evidence to Ca. Tell her she can have the evidence, but the Burke family won''t offer the Devins family any more benefits, nor will they cooperate with the Devins family in the future. If Ca can''t stand it, she can use this evidence to threaten Bea and make Bea pay the billion dors inpensation."


    Colt asked cautiously, "Madam... are you trying to clear Mr. Burke''s name?"


    "He was never involved in this matter to begin with, so it''s not like I''m helping him."


    Sophie''s expression remained neutral, knowing that even if James were to handle this, he would do it more cleanly than she would.


    She had no intention of letting Bea live out her days in peace. Those whomitted bad deeds must pay a price, right?


    Meanwhile, the Devins family quickly arrived at the Burke family''s door with theirwyer.


    Bea exploded upon seeing Ca and her parents arrive. "Who let you in? Marian! Kick them out this instant!"


    "Bea, after all these years of friendship, you actually sent your driver to ruin my daughter''s innocence!"


    Ca''s father Morris was not a tall man but had a fiery temper. He tossed the copies of the evidence on the table. It clearly showed a tall, middle-aged man sneaking into Ca''s room.


    Bea''s face darkened. She didn''t expect these pieces of evidence to magically appear in the Devins family''s hands.This is from N?velDrama.Org.


    Not only were there photos of Bea''s middle-aged driver, but there were also recordings from the dashcam. The evidence of Bea instructing the driver to ruin Ca''s innocence wasid out in detail. Bea scoffed, "Are you trying to threaten me?"


    "This isn''t a threat! We''re here for thepensation you promised my daughter! Morris coldly said, "My


    daughter hasn''t even graduated t


    from college. She''s been serving you all this time. What did she do to deserve this from you?"


    "It''s your daughter''s fault for being useless! I was just fulfilling her dream of entering high society. She''s been living off the Burke family for free these past few days. That should be enough!" "What are you talking about? You''re too cruel! Ca, there''s no need to be polite with her anymore! Bring out the documents!"


    With Morris'' support, Ca immediately produced the contract, which bore Bea''s signature, agreeing to pay the one billion inpensation.


    In just a short while, the Devins


    family had already had the contract notarized. It was now effective, if Bea didn''t transfer the billion dors to the Devins family''s ount within three days, she would face àwsuit.


    Bea hadn''t expected the Devins family to be so ruthless, but she still tried to maintain her dignity, saying "You think ''suing me will get you the billion dors? Let me tell you, my grandson will never let the Devins family off easy!"


    Morris sneered, "Funny, who do you think gave us the evidence? How would we dare toe here seeking justice if it wasn''t for Mr. Burke?"


    With that statement, Bea''s face turned pale. "What nonsense are you spouting?!"