He Never Loved Me Until the Day I Finally Left Him novel Chapter 821

The Hotel Café was mostly empty, with very few patrons coming and going.

This time, Janetta didn't go after Sebastian; she made a beeline straight for Helena.

Gone was the elegant, refined facade she usually wore.

She looked completely unhinged.

She moved so fast that no one had time to react.

Only Helena remained perfectly composed, acting as if Janetta were entirely beneath her notice.

"Helena, you homewrecker!" Janetta shrieked.

All her carefully crafted masks and pent-up stress shattered in an instant.

Helena merely arched an eyebrow, regarding her with cool detachment.

"Hah, drop the act!" Janetta screamed, losing all grip on reality. "Aren't you married to Julian? Don't think I don't know the truth behind that face of yours! What, hoping to sleep your way to the top and squeeze some cash out of the Hayes family?"

She rushed right up to Helena's table.

Staring at Helena's flawless face, she looked ready to claw it to shreds.

Helena's infuriatingly calm demeanor only fueled the fire.

It was a stark contrast to Janetta's own pathetic, disheveled state.

"You shameless bitch!" Janetta lunged forward.

By the time Sebastian snapped into action and hurried over, Janetta had already grabbed Helena's arm.

But Helena remained unfazed; the second Janetta touched her, she reacted.

Without missing a beat, Helena dumped her iced coffee directly over Janetta's head.

Janetta froze in absolute shock.

She never expected Helena to be so viciously bold.

"Mrs. Hayes, this is Coralia. It is not your place to throw a tantrum in front of me," Helena stated in a chillingly flat tone.

"Even if I were the other woman, so what? Were you exactly walking in the light back then?" She scoffed. "Or has Mrs. Hayes conveniently forgotten her own origins?"

Janetta didn't dare utter a single syllable.

The Press had already started filtering inside, given that the café was open to the public.

Sebastian watched the spectacle with narrowed, dark eyes, making zero effort to intervene.

But his heavy gaze never left Helena.

He couldn't shake the feeling that she knew far too much.

But outwardly, he revealed nothing.

As Helena advanced, Janetta shrank back in defeat.

Cornered and utterly humiliated, she had nowhere left to run.

Pointing toward the exit, Helena said coldly, "Mrs. Hayes, you're ruining my mood."

Finally snapping to attention, the hotel security and Sebastian's Bodyguards rushed forward to intervene.