The Years Between Signing and Seeing novel Chapter 536

Lydia fell silent. With an awkward expression, she walked over to the coffee table, grabbed her wallet, and pulled out all her cash along with a card. She then walked up to Cora and said lukewarmly, "There's only two thousand in cash, but this gift card has five thousand on it. That should be more than enough to buy that slap."

With that, she tossed the money and the card right onto Cora's lap.

Cora wiped her tears, looked up, and choked out, "You falsely accused me of stealing. If we really hadn't found it, my reputation would be ruined, and I'd lose my job. What I want is your apology, not you just throwing money at me without an ounce of sincerity."

After she said that, Cora started crying again out of grievance.

Lydia looked at the young girl's swollen, tear-filled eyes, and the red mark on her cheek...

She hadn't meant to bully anyone. It was just that the watch was far too valuable to her, and when she couldn't find it, panic had gotten the better of her.

Lydia clenched the small pill bottle tightly in her hand. At this moment, she fiercely hated herself for developing this disease. Left with no choice, she forced her lips open and said in a very low voice, "I'm... I'm sorry. It was my misunderstanding. I put it there myself and forgot."

As soon as Lydia finished speaking, Cora stood up and ran off crying, the cash fluttering to the floor.

Beside them, Suzie sighed softly. She walked over and handed the watch to Lydia.

Lydia looked up at Suzie, noticing that her expression had softened considerably.

She paused, took the watch, then crouched down to pick up the scattered bills and the card. She shoved them into Suzie's hands and said grimly, "Pass it on to her."

Suzie didn't refuse, taking it and immediately handing it over to Mia.

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