Chapter 539
Sadie stiffened. She hadn’t expected the woman to be aware of her blindness.
This revelation made her even more uneasy. She didn’t know who this woman was or what she intended.
“What… What do you want from me?” Sadie tried to sound bold despite her fear.
The woman stood, then called over her shoulder, “You guys, come here.” Following her command, Sadie heard multiple footsteps approaching, intensifying the sense of danger around her.
Though she was unable to see, she could feel a menacing presence radiating from them.
“These are my friends,” the woman said, her voice oozing malice. “They haven’t had the company of a woman in a long time. They’ll have their fun with you today.”
Sadie turned pale, understanding the woman’s vile intentions. She couldn’t believe someone could be so malevolent, wanting to degrade her in such a manner.
“Don’t you dare!” Sadie shouted, her voice laced with defiance but also fear. “Do you know who I am? You will regret this.”
“Who are you?” The woman cackled, as if Sadie’s claim was a joke. “Who do you think you are? You’re just a woman who’s been abandoned. A blind one, at that. A nobody.”
“You…” Sadie’s voice trembled with anger at the woman’s taunts, her desire to retaliate stifled by her helplessness.
“Enough talk. Let’s start,” a rough male voice said impatiently. “I’m eager to have my fun with her.”
“Right, boss. She’s quite the prize. This is going to be enjoyable,” another voice added, thick with lewd anticipation. Sadie’s entire body began to shake with fear.noveldrama
“Don’t worry, sweetheart. We’ll take good care of you,” a third man said as he advanced towards Sadie, reaching out to touch her face. Sadie’s eyes snapped open, her face contorted with fury and despair. “Get back! Don’t touch me!” she screamed at the top of her lungs, her voice raw with desperation.
“Wow! You’re quite fierce, aren’t you?” the man exclaimed, visibly startled by Sadie’s reaction, yet quickly breaking into laughter. “But I like it.”
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As he spoke, he reached out to grab Sadie’s arm.
Just then, the woman interrupted. “Hold on.”
The man paused, his hand mid-air, and turned to the woman in confusion. “What’s the matter, boss?”
“Don’t rush into it.”
The woman approached Sadie, crouched down, and with icy fingers, gripped her chin, forcing her to look up.
“Aren’t you curious about your grandmother’s condition? Your grandmother… she’s already dead.”
Sadie’s pupils narrowed sharply, and a wave of pain pierced her heart, overwhelming her, leaving her struggling to breathe.
“What… What did you say?” Sadie’s voice trembled as she spoke.
“I said, your grandmother is dead,” the woman said slowly, her tone cold and harsh. “She was hit by a car, and it was gruesome.”
“No… impossible… This can’t be true…”
Sadie began to shake, disbelief and denial coursing through her.
She murmured to herself, “You’re lying… You must be lying…”
“Lying?” The woman scoffed. “Why would I need to lie to you? Your grandmother’s death frees you from her care; you can chase after any man you want now.”
“You… You’re spouting nonsense!” Tears streamed down Sadie’s face. “My grandmother loves me dearly; how could I ever wish for her death? You’re evil, and karma will find you!”
“Karma will find me?” The woman laughed, a sound devoid of warmth. “Sadie, you’re in no position to threaten me. Think about what you’ll do next.”
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