After Divorce She Becomes the Billionaire Heiress (Sylvia and Cyril)

Chapter 295: Almost Bullied

Lately, Cyril had been dealing with a lot because of his sister. He wasn't eager to pick up the phone, but thinking about what his mother had said made his head ache a bit, so he reluctantly answered.

As soon as he answered, he heard his sister crying and screaming as if she had been terribly wronged. Hearing her like that made Cyril frown. "What's wrong? Why are you crying and shouting again?"Nôvel(D)ra/ma.Org exclusive © material.

"Brother, please come and save me! He wants to sell me for money! I've never been so mistreated before! Please, you have to come and save me! Mom said you would help me. Please, for the sake of me being your sister, come and save me!"

Bonnie's words left Cyril confused. He didn't quite understand what she meant.

He knew his sister had been infatuated with another man lately and didn't know what to do about it. But he didn't expect her to be sold. That just didn't make sense. Why would anyone want to harm her?

"What are you talking about? I can't quite understand. Explain this clearly. Who's doing this?"

Bonnie was sobbing heavily on the other end of the line, making it hard for Cyril to understand. He was getting impatient, but because she was his sister, he restrained himself and told her to calm down before explaining.

After a while, Bonnie managed to explain the situation. She had fallen for a guy named Jack, whom she met at an art exhibition. She chased after him until they got together. However, after being with him, she realized Jack wasn't genuine. He only approached her because he knew about her wealth and wanted to exploit it.

"I didn't know at first. I thought he truly loved me. You know, brother, someone like me isn't easy to find. But he said he loved me, that he

wasn't with me for money. I reamet

liked him, but I never imagined he'd try to sell me just for a chance to exhibit his paintings. Even though he told me I could help him achieve his dreams."

Bonnie was even more upset now. She couldn't understand why she did so much for him, yet he couldn't see her worth. She cried and yelled on the phone, a mix of sadness and anger. Cyril realized Bonnie wasn't just venting; she needed help.

"So, you called me just to tell me you almost got bullied but didn't? Since you weren't, why keep calling me? Can't you handle this yourself? Do I need to remind you of what you did abroad?"

Cyril didn't want to dismiss his sister's troubles, but he knew what Bonnie was capable of. Most of her problems abroad, she solved on her own. He didn't see why this should be any different.

"If there's nothing else, don't call me again."