Honey, You're a Billionaire? novel Chapter 613

As soon as the call connected, Harriette started crying uncontrollably.

On the other end of the line, the man remained silent. The expected concern didn't come immediately, causing Harriette to pause. Fortunately, Miles' voice soon came through. "Harriette, please don't cry. Did something happen? Are you hurt? Please don't cry…"

Every word she said carried an intense sense of care, reflecting on Miles's concern that she was familiar with.

Harriette finally felt relieved, though she was still crying. Hearing Miles on the other end of the phone sounding even more anxious helped calm her down a little.

Between her sobs, she started blaming herself, saying, "Miles, it's all my fault. I shouldn't have gone to meet that person, and I shouldn't have made Rose come with me. I, I…"

It was followed by another bout of sobbing from Harriette.

"What's happened to Rose?" Miles asked.

Harriette heard the person on the other end of the phone suddenly stop breathing for a moment.

Even though Rose died in the warehouse explosion, she still cried deliberately out of jealousy and didn't immediately respond to Miles' question.

Miles was clearly more anxious and asked urgently, "What's going on with Rose?"

She could almost picture Mile's expression at that moment.

"Boohoo, Miles, Rose is dead! She's dead, Miles. It's all my fault. Blame me. I caused this harm to her."

The more anxious Miles became, the more guilty Harriette felt.

She was blaming herself, which only made sure Miles was unable to bring himself to criticize her.

After learning about Rose's death, Miles would probably rush back immediately. He was bound to investigate the circumstances of what happened himself.

Anyway, she felt innocent about her actions today too!

There was a long silence on the other end of the phone. It remained silent for so long that Harriette almost thought Miles had hung up the call.

"Miles?" Harriette called out with a flicker of curiosity in her gaze.

"Mhmm." Finally, there was a response.

For a moment, Harriette didn't know how to react. Fortunately, right after, she heard the familiar concern in Miles's voice. "Don't be scared. It's not your fault. You didn't harm Rose."

The voice on the other end of the phone sounded calm, and before hanging up, he told Harriette, "Wait for me to come back, wait for me! Wait…"

She hung up the call without waiting for Miles to finish speaking.

Harriette looked at her phone. The tears she had forced out earlier for a convincing performance were still on her face. Now that she no longer needed to act, her smile had turned cold and indifferent.

She raised her hand and wiped away the few teardrops.

Harriette laughed triumphantly. It seemed Miles truly cared for Harriette.

Upon hearing about Rose's death, he was still considerate of her feelings, telling her not to blame herself or be afraid. His trust in her was truly unconditional.

It was really quite nice.

From here on, she would get more involved in the business affairs of Young Group, and gradually encroaching on their assets would definitely be easier.

Harriette was filled with anticipation.

At this moment, she was already celebrating in her heart.

She called Lizzie. With a demeanor that looked like she was seeking praise and with a hint of boasting, she said, "Madam, I did it. She's dead! Rose is dead!"

Lizzie was currently at the location where Jonathan was on a business trip.

She was dressed in a black trench coat and a black hat. She was completely enveloped in black and almost blended into the night.

A psychiatric facility experienced a warehouse explosion. A patient had taken a woman hostage and died in the explosion.

She had known about this news early on.

After all, she was there to make sure that Jonathan was indeed not present in Regalia.

Two hours ago, she saw with her own eyes how Jonathan dropped everything at work and rushed to get into his car…

Ha! Did he receive the news about Rose's death?

It seemed that Rose had truly passed away!

"You're doing great." Lizzie was in a wonderful mood and generously praised Harriette without holding back.

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