Not A Small-Town Girl
Chapter 109-3

Jaden was certain that he had been poisoned. The only people who could poison him were the servants at home. Just now, he had asked the butler to call all the servants to the living room. The person who poisoned him would definitely send the news out on his phone if he felt guilty.

He instructed the bodyguards to monitor all the networks in the manor. Every message sent by the servants and every call made was found.

At this moment, the maid who had poisoned him was already starting to panic. ’Could it be that the truth had been exposed? That couldn’t be. I just asked Mr. Morris for instructions. He told me to calm down and Mr. Johnson definitely wouldn’t find out.

"Drag her away to be dealt with," Jaden gave an order to the bodyguard standing beside him.

The tip of his cigarette glowed a bright red. With his suit jacket casually open, he exuded an air of lazy arrogance. With an indifferent expression, he calmly extinguished the cigarette butt. Dozens of bodyguards instantly appeared in the living room and headed straight for the maid.

At this moment, the maid had already confirmed that the matter had been exposed, so she stopped pretending. She sighed in her heart. "Since you’ve already discovered me, there’s no need for me to continue pretending. After staying in the Johnson family for a few years, I can be considered to have realized my value.

"However, you’d better let me go. You’ve already been poisoned. No one in Aleria can cure this poison.

"I think your body should be reacting by now. At first, your body will be in pain, followed by a splitting headache. In the end, it will be even worse. I think you will want to die in the future.

"You’re the heir of the Johnson family. You don’t want to die young, do you? I have the antidote. As long as you let me go, I’ll give you the antidote."

The maid was very confident that she could escape unscathed. After all, in the face of death, it was obvious what choice to make.

Jaden looked up. His eyes were sharp, and his long and good-looking eyes were covered with indifference.