Breaking Free, Loving Again -The Flash Marriage with Mr. CEO novel Chapter 330

Arwen was curious. Although their conclusions still lacked concrete evidence, she knew that all their deducements weren’t entirely wrong. Delyth was somewhere and somehow involved in her accident.

And if that assumption was anywhere close to reality, then it only meant that there was someone out there who took revenge on Delyth for all the pain Arwen had suffered.

"Who could it be?" she muttered under her breath.

Gianna, who had been ranting and cursing the duo, paused at Arwen’s sudden question. "Huh?" she asked, confused.

Arwen glanced at her before shaking her head in nothingness. "No, I was simply wondering who could be behind Delyth’s condition. Did he or she really do it for me, or had there been any other reason behind it?"

Rubbing her chin, Gianna pondered for a moment. After analysing things in her mind for another few seconds, she remarked, "Delyth isn’t likeable enough to make friends everywhere. But her attitude can easily get her foes of all kinds. But even so," she paused to add meaningfully, "I don’t think that any of her foes who would hate her enough to go this fat over a simple grudge."

While Arwen delved deeper into those words, Gianna didn’t stop either. She continued to explain her understanding.

"I mean, anyone who knows Delyth, also knows that she is protected by no other by Ryan Foster. And given the reputation that Ryan holds in the circle, no one would dare to cross him. So …"

"So, the person who dared it doesn’t fear Ryan or the consequence that would come with it," Arwen finished for her.

And snapping her fingers, Gianna nodded. "Exactly! He must be fearless. And more importantly, I think this person acted for a strong reason. Disabling Delyth for life isn’t some simple punishment. Either he hated Delyth to the point of being reckless, or she crossed a line she should have never touched —his bottom line."

"Bottom line …" Arwen echoed, her thoughts swirling. If that was the case, then she doubted it had anything to do with her. After all, she had never been anyone’s bottom line.

She had never been bullied as a child, but she was sure that even if she had been, her parents wouldn’t have cared to take a stand for her. Instead, her mother, in particular, would have simply scolded her, asking what she had done wrong to deserve it.

"Oh yeah, Wenna," Gianna suddenly interrupted her thoughts, her eyes sparkling with excitement. "Who do you think is your secret admirer?"

Arwen didn’t know where that was suddenly coming from. "What?" she asked, taken aback.

Gianna nodded eagerly, as if what she asked made sense. "Yes, a secret admirer! Think about it —if someone avenged you so fearlessly without caring about consequences, doesn’t that mean they can’t stand to see you get hurt? Isn’t that exactly what an admirer would do?"