She’s Back, and Hell’s Coming with Her novel Chapter 378

Sabrina had tossed him into the black market—if he insisted on scheming behind her back, then he deserved to taste a little suffering.

Death would have been easy.

But a fate worse than death? That was the real punishment for someone truly wicked.

“Ah, Jenna and Lennox have had such hard lives,” Jocelyn sighed, her voice tinged with pity. “Born into that kind of family… They’re such good kids. If you hadn’t stepped in when you did, who knows if they’d even be alive right now.”

Jocelyn wholeheartedly agreed with Sabrina’s actions. She saw nothing unreasonable about what Sabrina had done to Aaron. In her world, letting someone so vile live was what truly defied common sense.

“I bought them a place,” Sabrina said, steering the conversation away from Aaron. “They can move out whenever they like.”

She’d purchased two apartments—one for Jenna, one for Lennox. Upstairs and downstairs, side by side. As much as she cared for them, she knew they couldn’t stay in Jocelyn’s house forever. Lennox would be grown soon enough; he deserved a place to call his own.

Jocelyn’s eyes widened, and she shot up from the couch in alarm. “Wait, already? I don’t want them to leave! Look at this house—I could fit ten more people in here and still have room to spare. They’re settled, happy… I don’t want them going anywhere.”

Honestly, she wouldn’t have minded claiming Lennox as her own son.

Sabrina was surprised by Jocelyn’s reaction—she hadn’t expected such a dramatic response.

“The apartments are just a safety net for them,” Sabrina explained calmly. “Where they choose to live is entirely up to them.”

Jocelyn clutched her chest with relief. “You scared me! I’m telling you, I really like that Lennox kid. What’s one more mouth to feed? I’d be happy to do it.”

Sabrina understood what Jocelyn meant—she simply didn’t want Jenna and Lennox to go.

Well, that was up to them now.

Unbeknownst to the two women, their conversation had been overheard, word for word, by Lennox upstairs and Jenna, who’d just stepped through the door.

VERIFYCAPTCHA_LABELVerify