Shattered Illusions Love Lies and Redemption (Lizetta and Remington) novel Chapter 490

He almost masochistically pondered how, in his ignorance and misunderstanding, he gradually cruelly extinguished the loving heart of the young girl.

The man looked utterly wretched and crazed.

But Yolanda, tough and fearless as always, let out a light scoff.

"Are those material compensations really what Liz wanted? Liz's scholarships at school, the prize money from all those dance competitions, they were more than enough for her to live on!

Even if she doesn't dance, do you know how many talent scouts have tried to recruit her with her looks? She had the capability to leave the Dashiell family long ago.

Not to mention her talent. Her choreography and compositions have earned her millions of fans. Do you know why she refused to profit from her 'Against the Wind' Twitter account and only wanted to use it for charity?

Because she was foolishly in love with you. She felt she owed everything to the Dashiell family, that she didn't deserve it. That Twitter account was set up just for you, many of her compositions were also for you, and she didn't want to commercialize them.

But how did you treat her? Do I need to remind you? You forced Liz to sell the song she made for you to the person she despised the most, all to promote Evelina Hawthorne! When she mentioned divorce, you even tried to silence her with 30 million."

"Enough! For heaven's sake, you can just stop talking?"

Cassius saw Remington's face turn an abnormal shade of pale, and the porcelain shards in his hand were clenching as if he wanted to embed them into his flesh.

If Yolanda kept on, he was afraid Remington might literally be provoked to death.

He urgently shouted to stop her.

Remington's eyes were bloodshot, but he stubbornly stared at Yolanda, "Is there more?"

Cassius desperately shook his head at Yolanda, his hands clasped in a pleading gesture.

Seeing Remington's frightening demeanor, Yolanda worried that if she continued, something might actually happen to him.

She took a deep breath, "Forget it, the past is the past. Now, Liz doesn't love you anymore. What's the point in trying to bring her back? It can't be to see her suffer more, watching you and your childhood sweetheart play house, right? Remington, if you have any conscience left, stop bothering her. You have no right to!"

Remington never knew that words could strangle a person.