Chapter 360
Watching Skyla’s face turn ashen, Gavin thought of Mrs. Young’s brutal death.
After hearing what he had said, Skyla froze.
She had planned everything so carefully for one reason. She couldn’t let Chris find out.
If he learned that her legs had never been disabled, what would he think of her?
She would no longer be his savior.
The only bond between them would be severed.
That was why she had kept pretending ever since the car accident. She had pretended for so long that sometimes even she almost forgot she was healthy. That she could walk.
She had lived in such humiliation for one purpose alone. She wanted Chris to feel guilty. She wanted him to treat
her a little better.
So why did these people have to expose her?
Suddenly, a cold gleam flashed in her eyes. Her hand shot to the back of her waist and pulled out a switchblade. The blade snapped open, and she lunged at Gavin with startling speed.
She moved so fast that the bodyguards around them were caught off guard.
The moment Skyla attacked with the knife, Gavin reacted. He caught her wrist, twisted with precise force, and stripped the strength from her hand. The switchblade clattered to the ground.
The next second, Skyla swung at him with her other hand.
After two quick exchanges, Gavin’s dark brown eyes narrowed slightly.
Skyla was a better fighter than he had expected.
But only slightly.
A moment later, Skyla was in handcuffs.
She struggled and shouted, “So when you told me Chris had found someone better suited than me, that was a lie. You said it to force me into making a move, didn’t you?”
Otherwise, Gavin and his men wouldn’t have been waiting for her here.
It had all been planned.
Skyla suddenly burst out laughing. “So it was a lie. That means I’m still the person Chris needs most.
Her expression turned dark and vicious.
“I’m still more important than Winter, aren’t I? Chris still needs my blood, so he’ll protect me. I still matter more
than Winter.


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