Omnipotent Mrs. Finn

Chapter 381 Each Other

The voice was so familiar that Benjamin's body shook and the movement of turning his head was half a

beat slower.

When he saw Ruby, his eyes were overflowing with disbelief: "Ruby, you're not ......"

Ruby slowly hooked up a smile, but the smile did not reach the bottom of her eyes, instead it was

flushed with coolness.

"I'm not what?" She asked, her tone hushed, "Am I already leaving for Z Country? Is that you want to

ask?"

Benjamin's expression froze, his mouth opened, and for a moment he didn't even know what to say.

His eyes strayed and his face turned even paler when his gaze landed on Levi’s face.

Ruby took in all of his reactions, snorted, and walked slowly to Jacob.

Jacob was very good at reading eyes and without saying a word, he stood up and offered her a seat.

In a matter of moments, Ruby sat down in the seat that had just been vacated, tilting her head slightly

and looking straight towards Benjamin.

Even though she was sitting low, in a posture of looking up, the clear light of her eyes conveyed a

sense of superiority.

"Benjamin, you deserve it."

The corners of Benjamin's mouth pressed down, his lips pursed, and he didn't say a word.

When things had come to this point, what was there that he did not understand, he had fallen into the

trap set by Ruby.

After a dozen seconds of silence, he turned to her, his eyes half-lidded, his meaningful gaze fixed on

her, his tone somewhat unkind.

"Ruby, you have set me up. Otherwise, why would we meet in this way today?"

Hearing this, Ruby laughed out loud as if she had heard some funny joke.

"Benjamin, has it become my fault? From the beginning to the end, I have never set you up, and as a

friend, I have not wronged you in any way, but what have you done? You sent mercenaries after me,

pretended to hijack a plane, ambushed me in F Country, failed once but still continue to kill me, and

pretended to be a good guy to save me, just to make me let down my guard. What, you have done so

many things and now you are blaming me?"

As she spoke, the curvature of her mouth narrowed and her face took on a slightly colder tone.

"If you hadn't set me up twice, why would I have made this game? It's all about the cause and the

effect. You get what you have done.”

At this point, Levi walked over to Ruby and leaned on the sofa where she was sitting, with a somewhat

carefree look.

"Yes, Mr. Hayes, person should be reasonable, you are unkind in the first place, you are already in the

wrong, so don't blame others for being unjust."

Seeing him helping out and following Ruby to echo, Benjamin’s hand hanging at his side silently

squeezed into a fist.

His face twitched, his cheeks tightened, and when he spoke again, his voice was a little tight and

inexplicably muffled, "When did you know about this?"

Levi raised his eyebrows and didn't say anything.

Ruby gave a reply: "Originally, I did not suspect you, Benjamin, I think you know my temperament, I

hate suspicion, I am cold outside and hot inside to my friends, I can say that I trust you 100%, so even

if there is such an unconventional coincidence, I have never actively suspected you, but, you have

gone too far."

When she said the last sentence, she abruptly lifted her eyelids, her sharp eyes looked straight towards

Benjamin.

"You are too eager to get the relics left behind by my grandmother, instead, it is easy to reveal your

intention, that tracker of yours is really very poorly placed. You are expecting that I will not suspect you

at all, so you dare to do these manipulations so blatantly, but after doing more bad things, it is difficult

for me not to suspect."

She had only just finished speaking, and Levi took up the conversation without hurry.

"Because you are old friends, Ruby didn’t doubt you and believe you, but I won’t. Benjamin, all those

little tricks of yours are, to put it bluntly, left over from my playing in the first place, neither open nor very

clever."

Listening to his sarcasm, the veins bulged from the corners of Benjamin's forehead, seemingly he was

very repressed.

"Heh ......" he gave a cold smile from the corner of his mouth, his expression chilled, "We are setting up

each other."

At these words, Ruby's delicate eyebrows twitched and she looked at him with more contempt. Original content from NôvelDrama.Org.

"Benjamin, do you think that everyone is like you? You're the one who first set up others, you're profit-

oriented and will do anything for your own intention. I'm wrong for defending myself? What kind of

reasoning is that?"

Benjamin wrinkled his eyebrows and argued forcefully: "I just want to borrow your grandmother's

ancient medical secrets, if you were willing to show them to me directly, why would I set up so many

serial traps? Ruby, ask yourself, do you really regard me as a friend? If you really were a friend, why

would you hold those relics of your grandmother in your hands and not show them to anyone?"

Not wanting him to say such things, Ruby felt that it was absurd to the extreme.

"What? What law says that my grandmother's belongings have to be shown to others? And what

unwritten rule says that my things have to be shared with my friends? It's my grandmother's legacy, not

yours. It's all mine now, and it's not up to anyone else to tell me what I want to do with it. Is this a moral

abduction? I really didn't expect you to say such shameless words, Benjamin!"

There was disappointment in her eyes, and more than anything else, exasperation.

"After being friends with you for so many years, I didn't expect you to be such a person! Benjamin, are

you hiding too deeply, or are we friends simply not seeing through you?"

Benjamin was embarrassed by her words, his face flushed and white.

He gritted his teeth, his face was stiff as he retorted with a cold face, "Heh, all these years, you didn't

tell us your true identity. Who would have thought that you are actually the real manipulator of LW Lab?

Ruby, you are hiding too deep too."

When she saw that he was still stubborn until now, Ruby was full of coldness, and a biting aura was all

around her.

She snorted, then stood up slowly, her sharp, knife-like gaze looking straight at him, her eyes laced

with contempt.

"I hide it deeply, but I don't reveal my identity, on the one hand because I don't want to, and on the

other hand because I don't want to bring trouble to my friends, my family, you think this identity is very

good? But in fact, what this identity brings is only endless trouble!"