Chapter 290

Rosalie scrutinized Debra’s face, searching for any sign of sadness or shock, but found none. Feeling a twinge of boredom, she awkwardly said, “Well, they say Marion is cold-hearted. Since you’re divorced, he can’t possibly…”

Debra shot a cold glance at Rosalie, who recoiled in fear.

“If I remember correctly,” Debra said indifferently, “you were divorced before you married Ralph. Have you forgotten how you ended up in this house?”

“I…” Rosalie was speechless.

Debra stood up. “Why should women make things difficult for other women? You should have been more mindful of your words.”

“You’re right. I’m sorry,” Rosalie conceded, stepping aside. With Debra now dominating the Frazier family, Rosalie dared not provoke her too much.

Debra’s lips curled in distaste. “There are things to handle at the company. I’ll be leaving now. The table is dirty; please clean it up.”

She lazily adjusted her clothes and strode out of the house.

Once Debra was gone, Rosalie glanced at the messy table and snorted, “Bah! Does she think I’m a servant?” She knew she couldn’t let Debra act recklessly. If Debra divorced Juan, the Frazier and Nichols families would be completely at odds. She decided to find a way to prevent Debra from going through with the divorce.

Chapter 290 (Continued)

At the McKinney Group, Debra swept in wearing sunglasses. With the merger of the Frazier family and the McKinney Group, her appearance raised no suspicions. Only top management and Ben knew her other identity. The rest still saw her as the daughter of the Frazier family.

Debra entered her office and sat tiredly in her chair. Ben had been waiting for a while.

“Madam, the Nichols family has made a move. It’s all within our control. Do you want to counterattack?”

Debra seemed lost in thought, and Ben called out, “Madam?”

Debra snapped back to reality, her eyes focusing on Ben. “What were you saying? I didn’t catch that.”

“The Nichols family has made a move. Should we counterattack?”

“Not for now.”

“But if we don’t, many of the Frazier Group’s projects will be halted.”

“Juan doesn’t have much funding. Just let him squander his money. It doesn’t bother me much. In a while, the Nichols family will have a major expense.”

Ben was puzzled. “A major expense? How do you know?”

“That’s not important. Just know that the Nichols family is about to collapse.”

She wouldn’t tell Ben that, in her previous life, the Nichols family had a project worth hundreds of millions that led to an employee falling from a building. Initially, they only paid a few hundred thousand in compensation. Later, the project was found to be shoddy, leading to a complete rebuild. In total, the Nichols family lost over a hundred million dollars.

It wasn’t a big deal for the Nichols family in her previous life, but for the current Nichols Group, it would be a heavy blow. She had been keeping an eye on this project, and everything was traceable. Soon, when this accident happened, Juan would likely have no energy left to deal with the Frazier family.