Chapter 165 Nothing Serious 

Because Sidonie had been near the river, her clothes and hair were wet. So the paramedics assumed she was the rescuer. 

And she, wanting the credit, didn’t correct them. 

She never imagined that the real person who had saved Trent all those years ago was actually Quinn. 

After a pause, Sidonie asked, “How much does Trent know?” 

“Mr. Grafton doesn’t know anything yet,” Lindgren replied with a chuckle. “Since you called me first the next day, I told him we’d talk in person.” 

Naturally, Sidonie understood that Lindgren had come to her first hoping to gain something. 

“What do you want?” 

“You’re the daughter of the Stonehurst family and will marry Mr. Grafton eventually. Mr. Grafton is valuable. If he finds out you lied about saving him, he might not want to be with you anymore.” 

“Name your price,” Sidonie said through gritted teeth. 

“Fifty million!” Lindgren said without hesitation. 

“What?” Sidonie’s eyes widened. That was a ridiculous amount. “I don’t have that kind of money. My family is just a side branch of the Stonehurst family. We only get a few million a year. Plus, I’ve only recently started working as a co–pilot. I haven’t saved much.” 

“But Mr. Grafton gave you a lot of jewelry, right? At the press conference where he and Quinn announced their divorce, Quinn said the jewelry he gave you over the years was worth around fifty million.” 

Clearly, Lindgren had done his research before meeting Sidonie. 

Sidonie clenched her teeth. Damn it! It’s those jewels again! 

Quinn had used them to her advantage before, and now Lindgren was doing the same. 

“I can’t sell them. It’d make Trent suspicious. I can only give you five hundred thousand in cash for now. Once we’re married, I’ll pay the rest.” 

“Five hundred thousand? You think I’m some kind of beggar?” Lindgren retorted bluntly. 

Sidonie held back her anger and stepped back. “Fine, go ahead and tell Trent everything. You won’t get anything from me! Even if Trent gets mad at me for lying, I can make him forgive me!” 

Sure enough, Lindgren hesitated when he heard that. 

“Besides,” Sidonie added, “you already know everything. If I don’t give you the rest of the money, you could tell Trent anytime!” 

“All right then,” Lindgren said. “I want the five hundred thousand by tomorrow. And after you marry Trent, you must give me the remaining amount!” 

“Sure,” Sidonie agreed quickly. 

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What she needed most was time. As long as she could get Trent to marry her, she believed she could deal with the rest. Even if Trent found out the truth later, she was confident he would still choose to stay with 

her. 

As for Lindgren, he was dreaming if he thought he’d really get the money. 

Sidonie smiled. 

In the end, she believed she would be the true winner. 

After being discharged from the hospital, Quinn returned to Julius‘ mansion. 

But according to what Julius said, she wouldn’t need to work as his bodyguard anymore. 

“Why? Is it because I got hurt this time?” 

“There’s no need anymore. The military sent you to protect me because some people in the Whitethorn family didn’t support me. They worried something might happen to me that would affect our joint projects. But now, no one in the Whitethorn family is left to oppose me, so I’m not in danger anymore.” 

Quinn looked at him with mixed feelings, unsure whether to fully believe him. 

“You forgot what I promised? I said I wouldn’t lie to you.” 

Just then, Quinn’s phone rang. She picked it up and saw it was a call from Dominic. 

“Mr. Zahn!” 

“Quinnie, I heard you were hurt. You already left the service, and I feel bad for pulling you back and getting you injured,” Dominic said, sounding very guilty. 

“It’s just a small injury, nothing serious.” 

“Still, you must take good care of yourself. From now on, your mission as a bodyguard is over. You don’t need to protect Julius anymore.” 

Quinn was shocked. That was basically a direct order to end the mission. 

After the call, she turned to Julius and asked, “Did you talk to the military about this?”