Cupid's Arrow hit me hard! novel Chapter 1748

Chapter 1748

Trenton, who was told everything, was broken and confused.

He had planned on becoming a civil servant in the future, but he never expected his parents and sister to commit such a grave crime, which closed off his path to becoming a civil servant.

What was even harder for him to accept was that his own parents had killed his sister’s biological father.

He and Camryn shared the same mother, but how did their mother treat Camryn? After learning the truth, Trenton finally understood why his parents were so cold to Camryn.

It turned out that it was because of the death of his uncle.

Trenton felt that it was right for Camryn to avenge her father and punish her relatives.

After all, it was his parents’ fault for committing such heinous crimes.

However, they were still his biological parents.He found it difficult to accept that his sister, whom he had always respected, treated his parents this way.

Since learning the truth, Trenton had been avoiding Camryn.He had been staying at his classmate’s house and was not willing to meet Camryn no matter how many times she came looking for him.

Fortunately, Trenton did not seek the Chandlers and the Joyners.

As such, he did not listen to the instigations of both families.

Trenton was not an unreasonable person, he just needed time to accept such domestic calamity.

Upon seeing Callum escorting Camryn out, Dalton sneered and muttered, "Why're you pretending to be so considerate now? You knew Cam can’t see, but you still wanted her to send flowers and food personally."

Camryn did not listen to him and insisted on continuing to operate Spring Blossoms.

She spent most of her time during the day in the flower shop.

Dalton pondered the reason Camryn was reluctant to close down her flower shop.

First, she had a good relationship with the two shop assistants.

They would lose their jobs if Camryn closed down the shop.

Second, she liked flowers and plants.

Thirdly, she probably did it for Callum.

She liked Callum, but it was something she could not get over.