The Flash Marriage After Betrayal by Jasmine

Chapter 112

Chapter112

Terrence lifted his cold gaze and met Jazlynn’s eyes. “I cto see Valerie's collection.”

The smile on Jazlynn’s face froze for a moment.

From Terrence’s words, it seemed like he was here to support Valerie, but-

Terrence simply did not love Valerie.

How could it be possible to support Valerie?

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After much thought, Jazlynn could only cup with one possibility.

Terrence also took a liking to Valerie's antiques.

This can explain why Terrence did not love Valerie but still dated her.

With this thought in mind, Jazlynn put on a smile on her face again and glanced in Abbigail’s direction. “Mr.

Crawford,

ay | have a word with you?”

Terrence sat down on the couch, elegantly crossing his long legs: “You can say whatever you want here.”

Jazlynn, feeling helpless, took a step forward and lowered her voice as she said, “Mr. Crawford, Valerie's father,

left behind a lot of antiques... If you happen to be interested...”

Terrence turned his head and looked at the middle-aged woman in front of him. Thad not left too many

traces on

her face.

Her facial features were very beautiful, Terrence could even see Valerie's shadow on her face.

But deep within her eyes, there was a calculation, completely unlike Valerie, pure and clear.

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“If | remember correctly, those antiques were left to Valerie by her father,” Terrence smirked, glancing at Abbigail

huddled in the corner.“Abbigail brought people and stole them from the former president's mansion. Any one of

those antiques would be enough for a prison sentence.”

Abbigail’s face turned pale when she heard the words “sentenced.” She stammered as she spoke, “Th-this

antique was originally ours, how can it be considered as robbery?”

“Is that so? Do you think the judge would have accepted your argument in court?” Terrence’s tone was calm and

composed, as if he was just discussing something ordinary.

The smile on Jazlynn’s face, however, completely faded away.

If this matter really went to court, it would only be detrimental to them.