Summary of Chapter 1335 – A pivotal chapter in No longer a pushover (Noelle and Cedric) by Webfic
The chapter Chapter 1335 is one of the most intense moments in No longer a pushover (Noelle and Cedric), written by Webfic. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.
Noelle smiled and said, "What do you think?"
"What do I think? Isn't this obvious enough?" said Ivy.
"Didn't you brag about how smart you were all the time? You kept saying how you would enjoy the show while everyone was being manipulated by you."
Ivy was infuriated, and she said, "Ms. Liddell, there's no point in beating around the bush anymore, right? Have you already found out who I really am?"
"Yeah, I've known about it for a while now. I also already knew you were involved in the accident back then. I purposely let Xenia come back previously to test you.
"As I had expected, you were the killer, and you even got someone to silence Sean. Did you really think I wouldn't have found you?"
Noelle knew Ivy would suspect her, so she figured she would make herself sound believable. When Ivy heard what Noelle had said, she subtly let out a breath of relief. Just a minute ago, she thought Noelle had discovered her ties to the PZ Group.
At that moment, it seemed to her that Noelle only suspected her of being involved in the accident from back then. Because of that, she stopped worrying immediately, thinking that things wouldn't be complicated anymore if Noelle hadn't found out anything else.
Ivy calmly said, "As usual, feel free to call the police on me if you have the evidence."
She kept hiding in the shadows when the accident happened back then, and she only had to tell Sean and the others about the plan. So, she had nothing to do with the incident at all.
"Do you think you can shake it off just because you're saying it has nothing to do with you? This isn't over yet, and you'd better remember it." After saying that, Noelle turned to Mia. "Let's go."
However, Mia didn't move at all. Instead, she looked at Ivy and said, "Why should I go when this is my home? She should be the one leaving."
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