Chapter 120

Who still passed notes in this day and age? Lucy was surprised. "Can you help me open it, please?" After all, she couldn't move her fingers at all.

"Sure, Mrs. Ripley." The maid opened the note, and Lucy recognized the handwriting.

It said, "Meet me, Lucy. Or else the Ripleys will suffer!"

The notes didn't include a name, but Lucy could tell who it was from the handwriting. Her gaze turned cold at the thought of that person.

A strong sense of hatred lingered in Lucy's eyes. "Has the person who gave the note left?"

Chad was the reason why she had lost her twins, and Anna was the reason why she was now unable to have more children.

The feeling of losing her babies and the pain of never becoming a mother were unfathomable. The hatred in Lucy's heart was as vast and deep as the ocean.

She would tear Chad to shreds if he was still outside.

The maid was afraid to look at the note's contents. She said truthfully, "A boy delivered it, Mrs. Ripley. I asked him not to leave, so he's wai