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Revenge is My Love Language novel Chapter 138

Summary for Chapter 138: Revenge is My Love Language

Chapter 138 – Highlight Chapter from Revenge is My Love Language

Chapter 138 is a standout chapter in Revenge is My Love Language by Arlene Zade, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Romance narrative into new territory.

Anastasia’s eyes turned icy in a heartbeat. Then, suddenly, she smiled—cool and fearless, not budging an inch. “Go ahead. I dare you to lay a finger on me.”

That single sentence was enough to freeze Mrs. Archer’s hand in midair.

There was a chill in Anastasia’s gaze that snapped Mrs. Archer back to her senses. This girl wasn’t the pitiful child once bullied by a stepmother. Not anymore. Now, she was Harrison Lancaster’s woman.

If she so much as harmed a hair on Anastasia’s head, Harrison could wipe the Archer family off the map with a single word.

As Mrs. Archer’s face drained of color, realization dawning, Anastasia offered a polite, almost mocking smile. With effortless grace, she said, “I need to get a drink. If you’ll excuse me.”

She turned and swept out of the room, head held high.

“Mom!” Crystal clung to her mother’s arm, her tear-streaked face twisted in resentment. “She did this to me! How can you just let her get away with it?”

Mrs. Archer’s heart ached for her daughter. She gave a cold, bitter laugh. “Don’t worry. Sooner or later, someone will put that little tramp in her place.”

She exchanged a knowing glance with Nora.

After calming Crystal, Mrs. Archer and Nora slipped out together.

“Are you sure Mr. Harrison Lancaster is coming?” Nora whispered.

Mrs. Archer smirked. “I switched the invitation myself. Didn’t you say he’s got a soft spot for that wretched girl? Trust me—he’s almost certain to show up.”

Her tone turned venomous. “She’s just like her mother. Always knew how to seduce men.”

Mrs. Archer bore no personal grudge against Anastasia, but she hated Anastasia’s mother, Cecilia, with a passion. Back then, her own husband had been infatuated with Cecilia, and only settled for Mrs. Archer after he couldn’t have her.

That hatred for Cecilia also made Mrs. Archer rather fond of Nora, who had later married Gabriel, essentially taking Cecilia’s husband for herself. Now, the two women called each other close friends.

Suddenly, a servant hurried over and murmured, “Ma’am, Mr. Harrison Lancaster has arrived.”

Mrs. Archer and Nora shared a quick glance, their lips curling into identical smiles—equal parts anticipation and malice gleaming in their eyes.

With Harrison here, half their plan was already a success.

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