Chapter 35

No matter how much she tried to disguise it, I could sense the ulterior motive behind my presence here. These women were not interested in helping me seize an opportunity; they were plotting my downfall. It was evident in the way their faces bore the mark of betrayal. Only a fool would place their trust in them.

"Why don't you drop the cryptic act and reveal your true intentions?" I challenged, growing weary of her games.

She chuckled, her eyes scanning me with amusement. "Impatient, aren't we?" she taunted.

"If you were in my shoes, confined to a chair in a room full of strangers, you'd be just as restless," I retorted.

"Ah, now you understand," she said, returning to her previous point. "Our sisters spare no effort in aiding each other. We support one another financially, going to great lengths to help when one of us faces a problem. We share everything, passing along the good things accordingly."

Turning her attention back to me, she continued, "As for you, we've done our research.