Rebirth In Divorce My New Mr. Perfect (by Summer Knowles) novel Chapter 574

Soon, some reporters turned their attention to Sarah.

Just then, a luxury car pulled up at the school gates. A woman with big wavy hair and sunglasses stepped out.

Sarah was startled. "Scarlett, why are you here?"

Scarlett walked straight through the crowd to stand beside Sarah. She stared directly at Amy and sneered, "If I hadn't come, I would've missed seeing the most shameless woman in the world."

Amy snapped as if triggered. "Who are you calling shameless? Sarah's the one who steals married men. She's the shameless homewrecker!"

"Twisting the truth - I'm impressed by your nerve. You have the gall to call yourself an honest, ordinary person? Do you fit that description at all? Oh wait, I suppose you are quite 'ordinary' looking - and not young either."

Scarlett flipped her hair dramatically. The reporters chuckled at her comment, while Amy glared at the newcomer furiously. "Who are you? Why are you butting in? I get it - you're Sarah's friend. You must be just as bad as her."

Scarlett smiled, holding up her phone. "Sorry, but I came specifically to play a video that proves everything."

Amy looked at Scarlett uncertainly, trying to figure out what evidence she could possibly have.

"Everyone, please point your cameras at my phone," Scarlett said calmly. "I'm about to play a video, and I want you all to record it."

The reporters all raised their cameras as Scarlett opened her phone. She gave Amy a casual glance before pressing play.

Amy's face went pale. She suddenly lunged for the phone, but several reporters quickly blocked her. They formed a protective circle around Scarlett and her phone, leaving Amy desperately trapped outside.

The video played Amy's voice, "That lady is our benefactor. Just met her yesterday - she came up with a new plan and gave me another hundred thousand."

"A hundred thousand? That much?" Dan said.

"That was my reward for the rooftop suicide attempt. I told you I wasn't lying. That lady's watch alone is worth millions - more than we could earn in a lifetime."

Dan asked again, "What's her grudge against Miss Sanders?"