Chapter 633
Chapter 633:
Rebecca glared up at Gabriela with murderous intent. “I’ll count to three—release me, or face complete annihilation p>
Gabriela’s grip never wavered. Her palm cracked against Rebecca’s cheek.
“I confess my feelings for Wesley, but I never seduced him. This war belongs to the three of us—why insult my mother? She’s been dead for years. If you dare disrespect her again, I will drag us both to hell p>
With each word, Gabriela’s fingers twisted deeper into Rebecca’s hair.
Rebecca felt strands ripping from her scalp, her hatred metastasizing. She clawed desperately at Gabriela’s collar.
Summer’s heat meant everyone dressed in light fabrics. Gabriela’s collar buttons scattered as they tore away, nearly exposing her chest.
Rage consumed Gabriela as her hand struck Rebecca again. “Rebecca, you parade around as nobility, yet you resort to gutter tactics. You’re absolutely revolting p>
𝘞𝖾𝘦𝘬𝗹𝘺 𝗋𝘦𝗹еа𝘴𝗲𝗌 𝗈ո
Even if Gabriela felt nothing for Wesley, she knew Rebecca was utterly unworthy of him.
Rebecca had never endured such humiliation. Her composure shattered completely.
The two women descended into savage combat.
Rebecca, pampered by luxury her entire life, proved no match for Gabriela’s fierce determination. Within minutes, Gabriela had her pinned helplessly to the cold floor.
Stewart froze on the sidelines, his pulse thundering as he absorbed the scene before him.
Gabriela’s raw ferocity captivated him, sending his heart into a wild rhythm once more.
Gabriela maintained her iron grip on Rebecca’s hair, her foot planted firmly against her back, rendering her completely immobile. “Apologize to my mother p>
“In your dreams!” Rebecca’s shattered dignity left her desperate as she screamed to Cindy, “Tear her off me p>
Cindy lunged forward.
Gabriela’s gaze snapped upward. “I dare you p>
Blood still trickled down her face, but her eyes blazed like twin blades, sending tremors through Cindy’s legs.
Cindy recalled Gabriela’s fierce supporters, terror freezing her in place as she swallowed her courage.
Police sirens suddenly wailed outside, squad cars screeching to violent stops below.
Stewart reacted with lightning reflexes, yanking Gabriela back and breathing urgently into her ear, “Control yourself—you’re the victim here p>
With law enforcement present, personal vengeance became unnecessary.
Though stubborn by nature, Gabriela possessed sound judgment. She released Rebecca immediately.
Blinded by murderous rage, Rebecca seized a wooden rod and swung it toward Gabriela’s skull.
The officers burst through the entrance, instantly tackling Rebecca and slamming her against the floor.
Rebecca had never endured such devastating humiliation.
Once Rebecca and her bodyguards were secured in custody, Stewart turned his worried attention to Gabriela’s bloodied features.
He noticed her torn collar and caught a fleeting glimpse of exposed skin before quickly averting his gaze and wrapping his jacket around her shoulders.
“Thank you,” Gabriela murmured.
When Wesley reached the Lakeshore Building, police vehicles were vanishing around the distant corner, transporting everyone to the station for official statements.
Anxiety clawed at his chest. “What happened here p>
Billy rushed to question the gathered spectators.
One witness volunteered, “Two women tore each other apart inside. Gabriela Haynes, the CEO of Haynes Group, suffered a scratched face, blood streaming from the wound. A terrifying sight p>
Gabriela was wounded?
Wesley’s fingertips turned to ice, his chest constricting.
He turned to Billy. “The police station! Now p>
Billy helped Wesley into the vehicle before spinning the car around.
Wesley’s desperate voice pushed Billy relentlessly. “Faster p>
Billy caught sight of Wesley’s ashen complexion, alarm spreading through him. “Mr. Moss, you look deathly pale. Should I rush you to the hospital instead? I’ve already contacted Benedict about Gabriela p>
Before Billy could complete his sentence, Wesley—consumed by overwhelming rage and terror—suddenly expelled a torrent of blood.
Billy slammed the brakes in horror, discovering Wesley had collapsed into unconsciousness.
Panic seized him as he raced Wesley toward the nearest emergency room.