Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns (Yvette and Wilson) novel Chapter 413

Chapter 413 

As Victoria stepped outside, she noticed the stray cats gathering around Sean, happily munching on their food. 

“Nice to see you again!” 

Sean was pleasantly surprised to see Victoria again. A hint of joy flashed in his eyes as he smiled and greeted her. 

Victoria nodded politely, then bit her lip slightly. “Have you learned anything about the incident?” 

“There are no surveillance cameras here, so we couldn’t determine who abused Ginger. But I won’t give up on the investigation. I will find out who did this!” Sean replied, his brows furrowing in frustration. 

f “I believe in you.” 

Sean felt his heart skip a beat as he gazed at Victoria. Realizing this, he quickly cleared his throat and averted his eyes, unable to look at her any longer. 

“This is for you.” As he tossed something her way, Victoria instinctively reached out to catch it. It was a small cat plushie that resembled the deceased Ginger. 

She smiled brightly at him and said, “Thank you!” 

Sean felt his ears heat up even more. “I… I need to go back for a training match now. I’ll see you next time! 

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With that, he covered his flushed ears and hurried away. 

Once Sean was gone, Victoria poured cat food into a bowl, watching as the stray cats finished their meal before she left. 

Noticing the plushie in her hand, Lionel frowned slightly. “Ms. Olson, what’s this?” 

Victoria replied cheerfully, “It’s a gift I received.” 

Seeing her bright smile and obvious delight, Lionel’s expression dimmed, and he fell silent. 

“Victoria!” 

Upon hearing Alice’s voice, Victoria turned around and frowned at the sight of her slightly swollen face. 

“What happened to your face, Alice? Did someone bully you?” 

At the mention of her face, Alice’s expression turned venomous. If it weren’t for that wretched Yvette, she wouldn’t have been beaten by her mother like this. 

“I’m fine. Don’t worry.” Alice forced a smile and quickly added, “Victoria, you’re still as kind and considerate as ever-”