The Good Girl's Revenge

Sheldon, who had been waiting patiently outside, had no idea that his target had long gone by car from another road and was still waiting outside.

As for the cornered people from the Horton family? Derek had no intention of saving them.

After all, the request for media's witness was put forward by Mr. Robert before the competition. So they asked for this.

By the way, the live channel was online the whole time, so the attitude of the Horton family in the face of the media was also broadcasted. Oh oh.

As for the six judges, Derek had a good impression of them. He treated them well and then he booked them first-class tickets for the flight the next day.

Evening at the Emperor Grande Hotel.

The Horton family, except for Judy and Tina, were all in Robert's room. They had an urgent video conference with the head of the family of the Horton in M Country to discuss how to resolve this matter.

As for the culprit of losing the game and causing all this, Judy Horton, no one had the spare time to care about her at the moment.

Judy sat in her suite with a computer in her hand and logged on to her foreign blog. Sure enough, the comments on it were all related to today's competition.

Seeing that almost 90 % of the comments were mocking her opinions, Judy felt as if her heart was being roasted by a ball of fire and she was painful to death.

"Ah..."

She screamed angrily and smashed the computer in her hand. With her blonde hair, she looked like a raging lioness.

Just then, Tina walked out of the bathroom in her pajamas, brushing her hair after a shower, and their eyes met.

Judy usually treated Tina as a servant and a punching bag, without any respects, not to mention now. She had become an object to release her fury.

Originally, Judy came with the negotiating team this time, and Tina followed her as a servant to take care of her.

"Tina, you must be very happy that I lost today.” Judy's tone and eyes were sinister.

Tina was really ecstatic. She had never been so happy before. In her mind, Judy was always high and mighty, commanding everyone to do as she likes.

Tina was naturally excited that she had made such a big mistake today, but of course, she wouldn't say it out.

In particular, there was something obviously wrong with Judy's expression at the moment, so Tina was secretly vigilant.

"Of course not, Judy. I know you're in a bad mood, but this competition was an accident. Just let it go."

Her consolation did not have any effect. Judy's face darkened even more and she said without hesitation, "You're lying."

As she spoke, she strode over and grabbed her hair, "don’t think that I don't know what you're thinking. You must be gloating at me for losing the game and losing so much face.”

"You must be like those bitches on the Internet, scolding me in your heart and laughing at me, right? You're all bitches, all of you deserve to die."

Tina did not expect her to strike suddenly. Her hair was caught in her hand, and her scalp was about to explode in pain.

"No, I have never thought of that. Believe me, Judy. We're sisters, aren't we? How can I laugh at you? Please, let go. It hurts so much, ah..."

Judy's face was grim and she grinned, "Yeah, we're sisters. We're different. You're in pain, aren't you? We're sisters. We have to suffer together if one of us has suffered.”

She looked as if she had suffered a great deal from losing the game, her mind was twisted, her hands were even more forceful, a large part of Tina hair was torn by her, and blood oozed out of her scalp.

Tina couldn't stand it. She screamed and screamed. The pain brought with it the anger that had been suppressed in her heart. For the first time, she resisted. She grabbed Judy's hand, turned around, and reached out to grab Judy's arm. Her sharp nails pierced into her flesh.

The screams of the two women mark the beginning of their scuffle.

"Ah, you bitch, how dare you attack me.” Judy gasped in pain. She was so mad that her face turned red and she smashed all the objects in the room at Tina.

Tina, too, stared at her fiercely, and the years of resentment and anger in her heart erupted in an instant, no less than Judy's fury.

In the living room of the spacious suite, it was a mess. On the ground, broken glass and porcelain were everywhere. The two women were stained with blood all over their bodies and looked very miserable.

Tina was so red that he stood behind the sofa, picked up a chair, and threw it at her.

Judy subconsciously avoided it, but accidentally stepped on a piece of glass fragment under her feet. Screaming in pain, she slipped and fell down.

The tragedy was that the place where she fell was right in the densest area of the tiles. Not only did those tiles stick to her body, but the chair she threw over made the tiles on the ground shot.

A porcelain fragment near Judy flew directly into Judy's right eye, deeply rooted, and blood burst at once.

"Ah..."

Tina was stunned and stared blankly at the bloody scene in front of her. Her brain, which was controlled by anger, suddenly woke up. Her face turned from red to pale.

Tonight is destined to be another sleepless night.

Derek only got the news the next day. Judy's eye was hurt and she had been sent home overnight. Derek contacted the head of the branch in M Country and learned that according to the extent of Judy's injury, the probability of being blind was as high as 80 % or 90%.

It was so sad.

Derek's penthouse conference room.

The exhausted Horton came here again. What a familiar scene.

It was the same conference room, the same people on both sides. The difference was that the once confident Horton family was very frustrated now.

The outsiders who didn't know what was going may think that they were attending a funeral.

The two sides faced each other. Instead of speaking, Robert snorted heavily and glared at Derek in the beginning. His eyes were gloomy and he was very unkind.

Derek didn't care. After all, why bother with the loser?

Today, the two sides gathered in the conference room again to discuss the unsigned cooperation before the competition.

Robert and the head of the Horton, although furious at the competition, would not immediately cancel the cooperation this time and return home.

After all, expanding their cooperation was what they wanted in the end.

At the last meeting, the final distribution of the profit was 40% to 60 %. Although the Horton family was dissatisfied, they were too embarrassed to bargain after they lost the competition so badly.