Chapter 298 Plot Twist

It was the midst of summer, a season notorious for its unexpected thunderstorms.

The sudden clap of thunder sent shivers down the spines of everyone in the Quinns' household, especially given Priscilla's recent demise.

Many felt that this thunderstorm was more than just a coincidence—it held an eerie significance.

Outside, the wind howled, and rain poured down heavily. Seizing the opportunity to emphasize her point, Joyce declared, "You see, even the heavens can't bear to watch anymore."

"Indeed, sometimes you must acknowledge the influence of supernatural forces," added another voice in agreement.

Another person chimed in, "If that young lady had been out on the street just now, she might have been struck by lightning. Fortunately, the Quinns provided her shelter from the storm."

Reluctantly, Lana had to admit that superstitions, at times, held a peculiar power.

Amidst the thunderstorm, Joyce's words seemed to echo, convincing the ignorant bystanders that divine retribution was