The Wife In Disguise

Violet looked at Ruby with a fake smile.

“Helena, you …”

Ruby only felt her healed face start to itch again, scratching her chin with an annoyed look.

Violet smiled lightly and placed a file in front of her.

“I’ve investigated everything. Laila is your distant cousin, right? She sent you here to plant evidence against me, right?”

Hearing this, Ruby’s eyes flashed and did not reply.

But she had already taken the file and looked through it.

The file was full of evidence, so she can’t deny it.

There was also a legal provision attached at the bottom of the material.

“For the false accusation and frame-up crime, if the circumstance is serious, one shall be sentenced to a fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years and not more than ten years …”

“Ruby, I’ll give you a chance. If you clarify the fact to the public, I’ll let you go. Otherwise, I’ll call the police right now and send you to jail.”

Violet’s voice turned cold in a flash.

Ruby shivered with fear and didn’t think twice about it, begging for mercy.

“It’s none of my business. I just got carried away for a moment. You have to tell me how to clarify the situation. I’ll do whatever you ask me to do.”

Laila was Ruby’s distant cousin and she just got paid to do her job!

She never thought it would be revealed so quickly!

“Okay, I’ll do a live broadcast right away.”

Violet’s almond eyes shone brightly, “Ms. Wright, you don’t have to say anything else. What you should say is… You had a look done by me yesterday morning and thought it was too good to be true. But because it was so expensive, you couldn’t afford it. And you’re reluctant to spend more money on your face.”

“So you came up with the idea of blackmailing me by pretending to be allergic to the cosmetic. Just hoped that I could do few more looks for you for free.”

This was the solution Violet put forward.

The person who set her up was Jasmine.

The matter involved the Johnson family, so she didn’t want to make a big deal out of it.

Even if she blamed Jasmine, it was no good for her, except that Jasmine hold grudge against her even more.

And if she used this crisis to publicize her studio, it would be much better than just blaming the instigator.

“Okay, I listen to you.”

Ruby nodded repeatedly at Violet’s command.

Violet laughed lightly, took out her phone, and started the live streaming.

…

The Johnson Group.

Jasmine watched the live broadcast as Ruby bowed her head and admitted her mistake.

Violet’s studio did not shut down, but attracted a lot of fans. Jasmine was so angry that she pushed all the papers on the table to the floor.

“Violet, Helena, two bitches. Why don’t they play by rules?!”

Laila, who was beside her, picked up the papers on the floor with trepidation.

“Ms. Jasmine, Ruby says Helena has evidence in her hands. Helena can prove that I ordered Ruby to set her up.”

Laila was also acting on the order from her boss!

She didn’t want to be the scapegoat!Nôvel(D)rama.Org's content.

“What are you panicking about! Remember! You are my assistant. No matter what happens, you are still superior. She’s a ordinary person with no connections. Does she dare go against me?”

Jasmine reprimanded her impatiently.

Laila felt a little bit relieved.

“But Ms. Jasmine, Helena is not easy to deal with even though she is a ordinary person. The information in her hand should come from Mrs. Johnson after Mr. Johnson sent someone to investigate. It seems that she really hooks up with Mr. Johnson.”

Hearing this, Jasmine’s eyes flashed with coldness.

Violet, the dumb ass. Why did she still consider Helena as her friend?

Since Violet was too foolish to do anything about her friend’s betraying, Jasmine would do her a favor.

“Does Helena want to take over the Group’s makeup business for the next season?”

“Yes.”

“Okay, I got it. I’m going to chat with my cousin.”

“…”

Office of the Secretary.

“Wow, how good is Helena’s make-up skill? So good that the woman wants to blackmail her.”

“Look, she’s just doing her makeup on live! She is so skillful. It’s very professional.”