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A Widow's Poison, A Wife's Rebellion novel Chapter 1261

It was exactly as Fairfax had anticipated.

Now that Starla had fully grasped the situation, the idea that she would show Susanna any mercy was a pipe dream.

Right at the hospital entrance!

The moment Susanna stepped out of the car, she ran right into Starla walking out. Susanna's lips curled into a sneer, her eyes practically dripping with disgust.

Starla barely spared her a glance. Her expression remained icy and detached. It was obvious that even laying eyes on a member of the Yelchin family felt like a waste of energy.

She kept walking, wanting nothing to do with her.

But Susanna stepped squarely into her path.

Starla narrowed her eyes. "Move."

Those words... probably the most forceful she had spoken lately. It was a reminder to herself not to feel guilty, and certainly not to let herself be manipulated.

Otherwise, a person's entire spirit would be drained away.

Susanna's glare darkened at the sheer chill in her tone. How dare she speak to her like that?

"Hah. I was so wrong," Susanna spat.

Starla remained silent.

"Back when you were with my family, no matter what my mother or Xenia said about you, I genuinely thought you had a good heart. But now I see they had every reason to make your life hell. People aren't hated for no reason!"

Starla raised an eyebrow. "So you're saying I should blame myself for almost dying at their hands?"

Ah, victim-blaming at its finest.

The tension between them spiked, crackling in the air. Susanna's glare grew downright lethal.

"In Marina City, it was clearly youโ€”"

"Did you forget?" Starla cut her off, her voice dropping to a terrifying calm. "Every single piece of evidence handed over to me was dug up by Yardley's men."

Susanna felt her stomach drop.

Starla's smile widened into something cruel. "Or did you fall for him? Are you so obsessed with him that you can't bear to place the blame where it belongs, so you're trying to use me as a scapegoat?"

"You're lying!" Susanna screamed.

She would never fall for him. He was a psychopath. Why would she ever love a monster like that?

"The things you did back then... they directly caused my family'sโ€”"

"When they died, I was already dead to all of you anyway. How is that my problem?"

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