Substitutee Marriage: Fallingg For My Ugly Wifee
Chapter 633

Upon sensing Millie’s hostility, Rhea’s nerves tingled with unease.

“Millie, why are you staring at me like that? I’ll claw your eyes out.”

Suddenly, Millie’s hand met Rhea’s cheek in a resounding slap.

“I’m here to avenge my grandmother. She’s a frail elderly woman battling illness, and you callouslypushed her from her bed and even kicked her. Your cruelty knows no bounds.” Rhea gaped at Millie,her own face partially obscured by a reddened palm.

“Assault me? Are you seeking death?”

Yet Millie remained unyielding, raising a glass in a manner that compelled Rhea to retreat. While Rheamight have wished to provoke her, harming an elderly and delicate woman would be sheer lunacy.

“What do you think you’re doing? If you dare come closer, I’ll summon security.”

A sinister air cloaked Millie, prompting Rhea’s to wonder if this woman was possessed by a malevolentspirit. The aura was unnerving.

Undeterred, Millie pressed on, her disregard evident.

“summon them over and expose your true nature to everyone.”

Cornered, Rhea winced as a sharp ache pierced her back. The thorn-laden vines behind her hadscraped her skin, inflicting pain on her exposed flesh.

“Have you lost your mind?”

With a forceful motion, Millie shattered the glass against a pillar. The jagged remnants of glass wereseized in her grip and pressed menacingly against Rhea’s neck, eliciting a searing sensation.

“should you dare lay a finger on my grandmother again, I would go to great lengths to mar yourbeautiful face, leaving you visage-less in the days to come.”

The pain reverberated through Rhea, causing her to tremble involuntarily.

Narrowing her gaze, Millie gradually withdrew.

Collapsed on the ground, Rhea reached behind her to touch her back, only to discover blood. Thevines had borne numerous sharp thorns.

What on earth? Millie’s ferocity today was utterly terrifying, as though she had emerged from thedepths of hell.

Unbeknownst to Rhea, Millie’s grandmother’s life held greater value than anything else.

Having imparted her lesson, Millie found some solace. In recent days, her devotion to hergrandmother’s care in the hospital exposed the extent of her grandma’s injuries, filling her heart withremorse.

Analia stumbled upon Rhea, taken aback by the scene.

“Oh my God! What happened? I was only gone for a moment to use the restroom.”