Reclaiming Her Heart
Chapter 693 Raymond Probably Isn't Serious about Her

Selena whipped out her phone and snapped a pic of Emily wetting herself in fear.

Emily finally realized what happened and curled up on the ground, crying.

No one had ever seen Selena like this before. If she had used that broken bottle, Emily's life would have been over. Everyone was too scared to even breathe.

Jessica, shaking, spoke up, "I'm from Sunshine Real Estate. If you hurt me, my dad will come after you, you devil." She quickly helped Emily up.

Emily was embarrassed and terrified, her mind a mess, and she just kept crying.

The group hurriedly took Emily and left.

They all had head injuries, but no one dared to confront Selena again; they just wanted to get away from her.

They brought Emily back to the Adams family. The family was having dinner, all happy, but when they opened the door, they saw the girls supporting Emily. Paul frowned, looked coldly for a moment, and didn't ask.

The other family members quickly inquired, "What happened?"

"Didn't Emily just go out? Why are her pants wet?"

There were some high-ranking elders present, and it was only then that the girls realized they were safe and started crying.

Their hair was all messed up, clearly showing they had been in a fight.

The Adams family knew these girls; they were regulars at various parties and from the same social circle, but now they looked disheveled.

Emily was the worst off; they could even smell the urine.

Emily was still crying and trembling all over, clearly terrified.

Emily's mom, Sandra Adams, who usually doted on her, saw her in such a state and her face turned grim.

She pointed to two servants, "Take Emily upstairs for a bath."

Emily was still crying, unable to speak clearly.

The other family members, who had been drinking, fell silent, knowing Sandra was angry.

Sandra smiled at the young girls. "Come in and sit down. Tell me what happened."

The girls, still sobbing, sat down on the sofa, their eyes red.

Jessica sniffled and then recounted what Selena had done.

"That's what happened. That Penny is always flirting with men. We went to replace her tonight, intending to make her stay away from Caterlington, but she started fighting us. She hurt us badly, broke a bottle, and tried to blind Emily. Emily was terrified, and so were we. She's a lunatic."

The girls started crying again. They all came from good families, and Sandra, as an elder, didn't care about the rumors in their circle, so she didn't know who Penny was.

She took a deep breath and comforted the girls. "I'll make sure you get an explanation. I'll have the driver take you home first."

The girls were still crying, and Jessica kept looking back as she left.

Sandra looked at her son. "Who is Penny?"

Paul, still holding a drink, thought about Emily's state when she left and knew they must have provoked her.

But no matter what, Penny had gone too far.

Paul had been busy investigating other matters and hadn't paid attention to Penny, only knowing she had some scandalous relationship with Raymond.

"Raymond's interior designer at Manston Manor, has some relationship with him," Paul replied.

"So, she's a mistress?" Sandra asked.

Everyone knew Raymond had just gotten divorced.

"You could say that. Raymond probably isn't serious about her," Paul said.

Sandra squinted her eyes in anger. "Paul, go replace her and make sure Emily's grievances are avenged."

Paul grabbed a coat. "Mom, how should I do that?"

Sandra snorted, "Didn't you hear those girls? Penny almost ruined Emily's face. Her methods are so vicious. If we don't deal with her, Emily will be in danger in the future."

Paul rubbed his forehead. "You should also control Emily, stop her from causing trouble all the time, and following a man around. Doesn't she feel ashamed?"

Sandra took a deep breath, "That's no reason for Penny to lay hands on someone from the Adams family. Just go deal with her."

Paul was already heading out. "Got it."

As he got into the car, he lit a cigarette and called Raymond.

Raymond had just woken up, and a doctor was examining him.

John was by his side, cautiously asking, "Mr. Montague, are you feeling better?"

Raymond glanced outside; it was already evening.

He leaned back, his head still aching, just as Paul called.

Paul asked, "Do you still like that Penny?"

Raymond replied, "What's up?"

Paul said, "She messed with my sister. My mom wants me to deal with her."

Raymond rubbed his forehead and got up. "Would you dare lay a finger on her?"