The convenient Bride novel Chapter 116

They found the room empty when they arrived, and Yayoi wasn't there.

 

But Rosiley noticed the key on the table and knew that Yayoi was at home.

 

They went to the bedroom and saw Yayoi inside.

 

However, Yayoi seemed in a low spirit. She curled up in the corner, with her head lowered, overwhelmed with sadness.

 

The room was dim with all the curtains closed, shutting the sunshine out.

 

“Yayoi.”

 

Rosiley and Juliet gently crouched down in front of her and said softly.

 

Yayoi trembled at hearing this. Then, she slowly raised her head and looked at them.

 

Rosiley felt heartbroken for Yayoi when she touched Yayoi's face.

 

Yayoi’s eyes were red and swollen, filled with sadness and self-accusation. Her makeup had been ruined by tears.

 

Rosiley felt upset too. When she also felt hurt when she was betrayed before, but she bore all the pain herself.

 

However, Yayoi's parents were implicated, and they might even go to jail...

 

“My poor girl. How can you hide yourself here when in trouble? Do you think Juliet and I can't help you?”

 

Rosiley said unhappily, but reached out and hugged Yayoi at the same time. She knew that what Yayoi really needed was warmth and care.

 

“Rosiley, Juliet, what should I do? If it weren't for me, my parents wouldn't get into trouble...” Yayoi burst into tears.

 

“It's not your fault.” Rosiley patted her back to comfort Yayoi, her eyes filled with anger. Rosiley seldom felt so angry!

 

“What exactly happened?” Juliet asked.

 

Rosiley sighed and tried to pacify Yayoi first. Rosiley asked Yayoi to wash her face and then went to the refrigerator to get her some food.

 

At the same time, Rosiley told Juliet what she knew.

 

“Vito and Candance? Yayoi, why don't you ask me to deal with them? Anyway, I have just returned home, and I have much free time.” Juliet sneered.

 

Yayoi’s face darkened when she heard those names. A hint of pain and resentment surged in her eyes.

 

After a while, she gritted her teeth and said, “I don't care about them now. I just want to help my parents get off the hook.”