Chapter 146: Caroline’s Plan

When Caroline received the email, she felt nervous, yet a flicker of excitement. The email showed they had a shared enemy, Claire. But who was this sender, and how did he know about her conflict with Claire?

The reply came quickly: “You don’t need to know who I am; I can help you get rid of Claire.”

“Why should I trust you?” Caroline responded.

“You can choose not to believe me. Then you’ll just have to keep watching Frederick and Claire.”

The sender’s tough demeanor sparked a glimmer of hope in Caroline that she could indeed drive Claire away. She felt conflicted but uneasy about this mysterious person. She just stood there holding her phone and didn’t reply. She wondered if this person had a viable plan. If not, she could choose not to cooperate.

“Haven’t you been at your wit’s end? Frederick has Claire on his side, and you’re powerless as Claire uses public opinion to sway…”

“You can also use public opinion to force Claire back to Halfmoon Manor. The same knife cuts bread and fupra, Ve your choice whether to use it.”

“I’m just in a position where I can’t act. If I were convex, I wouldn’t need you. Frankly, I’m just any a gow incompetence.”

The sender didn’t seem to care if she replied and texted with her email.

“You have the ability, huh? If you’re so capable, why do you need me? What a ridiculous excuse for the inconvenience.”

“What reasons and excuses are there? You’re also at your wit’s end with Claire.”

Caroline was already disgusted enough, and the email made her even more uneasy. She started to curse at the email on her mobile phone using voice typing.

Once she vented, she felt a bit better but was still angry when the sender didn’t respond. The feeling of frustration was maddening.

“Ah!” Caroline screamed, smashing everything in her room.

Meanwhile, the sender smiled knowingly at the sky, anticipating Caroline’s reaction.

“Miss, are you sure this will work?” someone asked.

“Of course. Let them turn on each other. That’s how I’ll benefit.”

Whether it was a man or a woman, they were always in turmoil because they couldn’t get what they wanted. The more chaotic the situation, the less anyone gains.

As for Claire, the woman frowned and dialed a number.

“I’ll give you another year! If you can’t resolve things with the Prescott family by then, all our agreements are off!” She hung up before the other party could respond.

At Halfmoon Manor, Caroline calmed down after her outburst. Despite her anger, she checked the unfamiliar email again, fixating on the phrase “public opinion.”

After a while, she called Diana.

“That’s a brilliant idea, Caroline!” Diana exclaimed upon hearing her plan.

“I couldn’t think of anything for a while. It just came to me suddenly, and I wanted to discuss it with you,” Caroline said, maintaining her innocent facade.

Diana would always be the first to take the lead, and Caroline certainly felt relieved. Diana was Frederick’s sister and the eldest daughter of the Hawthorne family. No matter what happened, no one would do anything to her, and she could handle it. But Caroline was different. She had spent four years carefully navigating her position without anyone to rely on.

“Great idea! I’ll have someone act on it right away,” Diana responded enthusiastically.