Chapter 587

Corey, observing their interaction, moved closer when the repairs were complete. He wanted to avoid further complications.

“Alicia, let’s find somewhere quieter to discuss your compensation,” he said, gently nudging Yolanda aside.

Alicia chuckled softly. “Miss Moss, didn’t you say the loser fulfills the winner’s condition? Have you forgotten?”

Yolanda, enraged, retorted, “Just one condition? What’s beyond the Moss family’s capabilities? Why the urgency?”

Alicia calmly replied, “This condition doesn’t involve your family. You can handle it yourself.”

Yolanda scoffed. They were on Corey’s property, under Dorian’s watchful eye in Warrington; Alicia wouldn’t risk drastic action, bold as she was. Yolanda assumed Alicia would simply request money.

Yolanda produced her checkbook, thrusting it toward Alicia. “Fill it out!”

The camera zoomed in, capturing a collective gasp from the reporters. The lighting highlighted Yolanda’s beauty, a stark contrast to her less appealing character. She’d nearly killed a dog and modified a robot to resemble Caden’s deceased mother for questionable reasons. Her actions were often vengeful, selfish, and shortsighted, fueled by her father’s influence and a fearless disregard for consequences.

Alicia’s gaze fell upon Benedict and Caden at the edge of the crowd. Even Dorian was present. This reminded her to remain vigilant, though holding back was never part of her plan.

Facing the camera, Alicia looked directly at Yolanda. “As you said, leave this company on all fours, barking as you go.”

Silence fell over the crowd, stunned by Alicia’s words. Every eye was on her.

“Have you lost your mind, Alicia?” Yolanda shrieked. “Do you know who you’re talking to? You expect me to grovel like a dog?”

The reporters surged forward, cameras flashing as the scene escalated.

“Turn those cameras off!” Yolanda screamed, her eyes blazing. She lunged at a reporter, but Corey’s bodyguards intervened. Enraged, Yolanda slapped a bodyguard, the sound echoing in the tense silence.

Alicia watched the unfolding chaos with detached calm.