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After All the Hurt, She Chose Herself novel Chapter 367

Samuel had mentioned at dinner that the reason Flora’s pregnancy was discovered during her few days in jail was because she had started spotting.

The prison had released her for fear that she might miscarry and cause a major incident.

So Aria deduced that Flora was well aware of her physical condition. Drinking during pregnancy was already forbidden, let alone when she was spotting.

Hearing Aria’s words, Flora wavered on her feet.

“Why won’t she drink? Aria misspoke earlier, but she apologized immediately. Why can’t she accept it? Does she not remember when she falsely accused Aria?”

“Right? If she’s not pregnant, she should just drink a glass of wine to let bygones be bygones. What’s the big deal?”

Charles’s jaw tightened. “Flora isn’t feeling well. I’ll drink this for her.”

Aria dodged Charles’s hand as he reached for the glass.

“Her feud is with me, so why are you drinking for her? If you can stand in for her in everything, why didn’t you go to prison for her?”

If Flora hadn’t provoked her just now, the two of them wouldn’t have ended up in this situation.

Besides, Flora knew her uterus had been removed.

Flaunting her happiness in front of a woman who couldn’t get pregnant—did Charles really not see that?

He only didn’t care because Flora wasn’t the one being targeted.

Now that Flora was on the spot, he was suddenly anxious.

Charles’s face darkened as he saw the tears welling up in Flora’s eyes. “Aria, Flora already apologized at the police station, and you agreed to settle. Why are you bringing up the past again?”

“Does agreeing to settle mean it never happened?”

“And what do you mean, ‘bringing up the past’? Which part of it do you consider the ‘past’?”

Besides, wasn't it obvious who was the one constantly dredging up old grievances?

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