Chapter 829 A New Identity
Kathleen then realized she was neither in a hospital nor prison and wondered, “Daddy, where am I?”
“This is the cellar beneath my house. I promised you that I would save you, remember?”
With that, Rorion stepped forward and helped Kathleen out of the crystal coffin.
Kathleen, with her feet on the ground, suddenly remembered what had occurred prior to her passing out.
She recalled his father paying her a visit in prison two days before she passed out, bringing her clothes and money as well as a pill.
He had specifically told her to take the pill, so she did not think much about it and took it that very night. As a result, she had excruciating abdominal pain the next day, foamed at the mouth, and eventually passed out.
“What kind of medicine did you give me, Daddy? And what is my current situation?”
“That’s the medicine for suspended animation. You’ll be free in the future now that you’ve been certified death by suicide.”
“There will be no Kathleen in this world from now on,” Rorion continued with a smile.
“Do I even exist?” Kathleen was taken aback and she only had a hazy idea of what was going on.
The next thing she knew, he was smiling and confirming, “Yes, you will no longer be Kathleen in the future. Your new identity will be Susan.”
“Although this is a new identity for you, I promise you that I will assist you in reclaiming your glory,” he assured solemnly after a brief pause.
Kathleen was stunned for a moment before realizing what he was implying. Her previous accomplishments were erased due to her new identity and she had to start from scratch.
“This is wonderful. Having a new identity is better than being in jail anyway.” She brushed it off, despite the fact that it was a shame.
Rorion sighed with relief as he saw his daughter accepting the offer and he smiled. “Daddy will help you no matter what you do in the future and I won’t let you suffer any longer.”
Kathleen gave a slight nod.
No, it was time to address her as Susan.
Susan’s initial joy at being reborn was quickly overshadowed by hatred as she remembered the crimes she had committed in the cell during this time period, as well as the person who had caused her to end up in this state.
“Daddy, how is that b*tch, Tessa?” she inquired grimly.
“She’s doing fantastic!” Rorion despised Tessa as well.
Had she not been persistent after Susan’s deeds, his daughter would not have been required to fake her death and change her identity.
“It’s great that she’s fine.” Susan’s eyes were half-squinted and frighteningly sinister. “She has to be! That’s how I can precisely exact my revenge!”
Rorion was aware of her plan after hearing this and advised, “You can’t be too high key right now. People are still talking about you.”
“Should I just stay put and watch Tessa live better than I do, then?” She clenched her teeth and inquired.
“Don’t you rush, darling. I’ll definitely assist you in exacting vengeance after you’ve used your new identity for a while.” He continued, knowing that she might not be satisfied with his words. “Rest assured, I won’t give this b*tch a single day of peace.”
Susan finally relaxed after hearing her father’s words.
“In addition, since you’ve changed your identity, you can’t appear with your current face,” he continued.
“Would you like me to get plastic surgery?” She frowned as if she was reluctant.
“Plastic surgery is risky and I don’t want you to suffer, so I requested that a human skin mask be prepared for disguise. It’s made of cutting-edge technology and it looks so real that it’s not,” Rorion assured while shaking his head.
Even so, Susan was dissatisfied.
She grew increasingly resentful of Tessa as she realized she would have to live with a mask in the future. It is this b*tch’s fault that I am forced to change my identity!
…
Peacefully at home, Tessa was completely unaware of the situation.
After coaxing Gregory to sleep as usual, she returned to her room and fell asleep in Nicholas’ embrace.
