Carefree Garden, 11 o’clock at night.
The housekeepers had already left, and only Josephine and Angeline were in the huge villa. They were both sitting on the sofa.
Angeline was curled up in the corner, and there was n o expression on her face. It was as if she had fallen into deep meditation.
Josephine sat beside her, crying silently.
When the villa’s door was pushed open, a cool breeze spread into the living room.
Jay appeared in front of Josephine without warning. When she saw him, the look of self-blame on her face became even worse. "I'm sorry."
Jay saw how reddened Josie's eyes were and was hesitant to blame her.
When his sharp gaze shifted to Angeline’s body, he was immediately filled with distress. The luggage in his hand slid to the ground.
He dragged his solemn feet and sauntered toward Angeline.
Angeline thought that Josephine's apology was for her, and she felt that Josie must have been frightened
because of her. As such, she sighed and said sorrowfully, "Josie, don't blame yourself. It's not your fault."
Jay stopped in front of her, quietly listening to her next sentence.
Angeline continued bitterly, "Today, Sera told me that a person like me is merely a burden for your brother."
Then, a ray of demon-like gaze shot out of Jay’s falcon eyes.
If Sera Severe were in front of him at this moment, he would have torn her to pieces. He was regretting that h e only broke one of her legs that day.
He had indeed let her off too easily.
Angelina's conversation turned as she said, "Even if it was unpleasant to hear, I've given it a thought. It just hit me that I can't let your brother take care of me my whole life..."
At this point, Jay's eyes darkened.
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