Chapter 67 The Alliance

After leaving the pool club, Lydia's resentment grew. Why did Serena get to live so comfortably under Harrison's protection? It wasn't fair! If it weren't for Serena, her life wouldn't have fallen into this miserable state. All of this misfortune was because of Serena! "Serena, if you won't let me live in peace, then you won't have any peace either!" Lydia muttered through gritted teeth. Fueled by anger, Lydia dialed the familiar number, her eyes cold with determination. "Lucas, we need to meet," she said, her tone firm. In a quiet café, Lydia ordered a cup of coffee and sat by the window, patiently waiting for Lucas. He arrived half an hour late and took the seat across from her. Crossing one leg over the other, he draped an arm lazily over the back of the chair. His usual arrogance was on full display. "So, what's so important that you needed to see me?" Lucas asked casually. "Lucas, I…" Lydia began, but Lucas cut her off with a cold tone. "Your engagement with Marcus has bee