The Divorced Heiress Revenge (Bella Thompson) novel Chapter 2116

“That’s impossible! I’m not a user.” Christopher shouted.

Ralph took the medical report from his colleague and opened it up to verify the result. His lips quivered with thrill. He approached and hurled the document in Christopher’s face, his eyes sparkling.

“The law is just. It will never punish an innocent person, nor will it let a guilty one go free. The evidence is stacked up against you. Even if you deny it, the evidence speaks for itself!”

Christopher stared at the result in black and white, his ears buzzing. He had a drug empire in Sentania because it was the quickest way to get rich.

However, Christopher knew that drug use was a path to no return. Hence, he steered clear of the substance despite his many years in the business.

Yet, his urine sample produced a positive result for illicit substances.

The color drained from his face as he broke out in a cold sweat.

Struck by a thought, Christopher felt a dizzy spell.

It was his medication.

There was a problem with the drug provided by the Boss.

Overcome by emotions, Christopher could not stop his hands from shaking.

Across the road, Bella wound down her car window and stared at the bustle. Her expression reflected her confidence and control over the situation.

“Ms. Bella, the Iverson Group’s shares dropped drastically today, and the public is on Christopher’s ass for his drug use. This is a moment of celebration!” Steven grinned from ear to ear while scrolling through social media.

“It’s too early to pop the champagne. The war is far from being over.” Bella hid her emotions behind her calm face. “The survival of the Iversons and their business doesn’t matter. The family business is just a front for Christopher’s dirty dealings. He doesn’t care what happens to the family. His ultimate goal is to serve his master and use the new drug to control Savrow.”

Steven had a hair-raising moment.

“Since he is now behind bars, we should have enough time to deal with Owen Hopkins. That’s the key to breaking Christopher.”