This was the first time Winter Sullivan had ever heard anything like that, and she couldn't help but laugh. "That's an interesting way to put it!"
Vera Xavier smiled. Knowing Winter Sullivan still had to deal with Susan Caldwell, she said goodbye with a smile and strode away.
The moment Vera Xavier left, Winter Sullivan's face grew cold. She turned her head and shot Susan Caldwell a frosty glare. Susan's face paled a few shades, and she said softly, "Mom, I admit I was wrong about what happened in the school cafeteria. But you just saw it yourself—Vera Xavier is a petty and vindictive person..."
"If someone tried to kill me, I'd hold a grudge too," Winter Sullivan retorted before turning to leave.
Susan Caldwell's expression turned even uglier. Sheldon Caldwell, however, was stunned. 'Susan tried to kill Vera before? No way!'
He couldn't help but ask, "Mom, what's going on?"
"Why don't you ask your 'dear' sister," Winter Sullivan said coldly, then walked straight out.
