Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas) novel Chapter 1475

Chapter 1475 Kathleen Is Dead

The other reason was he wanted to repay Hathaway's help over the years. Even though he tried his best to tuck these thoughts away, Hathaway could still read his mind like a book.

But she didn't say anything because she knew that he would do whatever she said right now, and that didn't affect her decision to hand over the band to him.

After they had finalized the discussion with the band, the sounds of footsteps echoed from outside the room again. Then, two officers came in with a stretcher, on which Kathleen lay underneath a white cloth after she had just been executed.

Hathaway staggered over with her hands hanging mid-air, but she lacked the courage to lift the white cloth. In the end, she held the hand that fell out of the fabric. "Kathleen, I'm here to take you home." Her eyes were red-rimmed, and tears flowed down her cheeks.

Mona watched the scene with a heavy heart and went forward to offer her help, but Hathaway turned her down. "Kathleen didn't like you. It's better if you don't touch her, or she may be unhappy even in death," she said and told Mona to leave.

Her words stabbed Mona's heart, and she thought, Apparently, Miss Hathaway is mad at me because of Kathleen's death.

Scott sensed something amiss, so he tilted his head at her and whispered, "Miss Hathaway is close to a mental breakdown. Why don't you return lest you agitate her further? I'll take care of things here and make sure that everything is okay."

Since Mona didn't have any better idea, she could only comply. After she left the prison, her chest felt stuffy and unbearable, and she desperately wanted to confide in someone. Hence, she took out her phone and called Tessa, "Kathleen is dead."

For a moment, Tessa fell silent at the news before she said solemnly, "Miss Hathaway… Is she okay?"

Mona immediately recounted what happened in prison earlier, "Miss Hathaway is passing the band to Mr. Brooks and plans to go on a vacation with Kathleen's ashes."