“Bullsh*t! I’ve got to hand it to you Tanners. How dare you deceive us and treat us like fools? And now you’re looking for a scapegoat? I’m going to kill you all.” Wendy picked up the stage’s sound system and flung it at Crystal.
If Yvette had not pulled Wendy away from Crystal, Wendy definitely would have caused Crystal great bodily harm.
“Mrs. Smith, please stay calm and don’t do anything rash,” Nathan forced out those words. He had done terrible things for the sake of Crystal. At this point, he was powerless and hung his head despondently.
“I would have stabbed you all one by one to death if I have a knife with me.”
Not wanting to see Nathan in this state again, I took a deep breath before I turned around and held Christopher’s hand in mine and whispered, “Let’s get out of here, shall we?”
“You can’t bear to watch this?” Christopher asked with a frown.
He must have thought that I was too kind-hearted to have such emotions after being bullied by Crystal. I turned my gaze to the middle-aged man on the stage for a moment, then I closed my eyes and said, “He’s still my father.”
“Crystal is from the Yates family, and she’s not part of the Tanners. This won’t affect the Tanner family. Only Crystal will have this to answer for. Don’t you worry, I’ve got your back.”
I began to relax again after hearing Christopher’s reassurance.
I thought that would be the end of it. To my surprise, there was a change of scene on the projector screen, and it seemed to be recorded at a foreign place. After listening to the language spoken in the video, it was obvious that those people were Jetroinians.
Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: Love Coming From The Least Expected