Chapter 141: A Bad Premonition

When Juliet heard Catherine's words, she paused for a moment, then smirked shamelessly. She had thought Catherine was naive, trying to build a good relationship with her in this family. At least, given Catherine's pitiful situation—being forced into an engagement while her fiance's heart was elsewhere—Juliet had felt a bit worried. After all, their family's bond was incredibly thin. Despite calling each other sisters, in reality, it was more like a competitive relationship. After all, no one knew who would end up being engaged to whom someday. To ensure a better future for themselves, they wouldn't hesitate to push their own sisters out. "Even if he's such a person, what can you do? Tell him now, I might not be able to control Curtis, but that doesn't mean I can't control you. Don't forget, I have leverage over you now. If Curtis finds out about your affair, guess whose turn it'll be?" Catherine narrowed her eyes slightly, looking at Juliet. Juliet now had the upper hand wi