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Maybe people only cared about someone’s life or death when that person actually mattered to them.
Once they stopped caring, the degree of coldness they were capable of could be almost frightening.
And wasn’t that exactly how Stella was now?
She simply didn’t care anymore.
That was why the possibility of Evan dying left her completely unmoved.
“You really didn’t say anything?” Aaron asked again.
He still couldn’t quite believe it.
He couldn’t believe Stella could be this cold toward Evan.
After all, before everything fell apart in Harbor City, the two of them had been very close for a long time.
And yet now, faced with the possibility that Evan might die at Michael’s hands, Stella could still be this indifferent
Stella looked at him.
“Yara really matters that much to you?”
Aaron fell silent.
Did she?
In their world, very little was ever truly important.
But now…
Seeing that he didn’t answer, Stella smiled.
“How heartbreaking.”
There was no pain in her voice at all.
Only endless coldness.
“How did you end up caring this much?” she asked mockingly. “I remember when you didn’t care about anyone.”
Before this, Aaron truly hadn’t.
But this time, somehow, he did.
Stella suddenly found herself curious.
What exactly had Yara done to make him like this?
Aaron’s voice turned hard.
“Talk to Father. Tell him to let Evan go.”
He meant Evan.
By now, Aaron was convinced Evan had already fallen into Michael’s hands.
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Before Aaron came here, Yara had called him again and said she still hadn’t been able to reach Evan since the Right before.
He had been missing all night.
Stella’s eyes cooled.
“Are you ordering me?”
“Stella, he made mistakes, but he…”
“He’s just Yara’s brother. Don’t drag anything else between me and him into this.”
Aaron stopped.
Was he about to bring up Evan’s feelings for her?
That was the last thing Stella wanted to hear.
Maybe it was because Evan had spent so much time lately trying to make her feel guilty.
He had told her that her revenge against the Wright family had been wrong.
That she had hated the wrong people over her mother’s death.
Every word out of his mouth had carried the same message.
She was the one who had been wrong.
She was the one who should feel guilty toward the Wright family.
He had even told her he hated her.
As if he had somehow forgotten every single thing Summer and Dora had done to her before all of this.
She was supposed to feel guilty toward the Wright family?
She was supposed to accept Evan’s hatred?
What a joke.
Yes, Stella had been wrong about one thing.
But compared with her mistake, hadn’t the Wright family wronged her first?
Her retaliation against them had never started because of her mother.
And whatever love she and Evan had once shared had already been worn down to nothing because of Summer and
Dora.
Yet now Aaron wanted to remind her of her history with Evan too?
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