Chapter 58 The Unknown Face
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this. Her life is over. What’s the difference between being alive or dead?
wont believe it. I report it to the police and investigate it thoroughly I won’t let Deborah go
Ashton looked at her and his voice became enlder, “Mrs Bauer, are you doubting me?”
Devon felt uneasy, knowing he couldn’t alter what had happened to Helen
The Bauer family still had to carry on, so he stepped forward to comfort Kinsley, “Calm down, Ashton cares deeply about Helen and would not speak against her Since he has said it like this, the situation must be true”
Kinsley’s face was full of sorrow and anger. She looked incredulously at Devon, “Even you are saying this, even you are not standing up for our daughter?
“Fine, ITI go to the police myself, Ill seek justice for my daughter! No one can make my daughter suffer such injustice, not even the Mullen family!”
As soon as she finished speaking, Devon’s face darkened and he slapped her across the face
“That’s enough. Aren’t you embarrassed enough to make a scene in front of so many people? What distinguishes you, the dignified Mrs. Bauer, from an unreasonable shrew?”
Kinsley was taken aback, and half of her face burned with pain.
Her body trembled and she suddenly rushed towards the wall next to her and slammed into it fiercely.
“This is unfair, I might as well die with my daughter!”
Devon struggled in his mind for a moment, but ultimately decided not to intervene.
Kinsley had truly hit rock bottom. There was a loud “bang” as her body fell to the ground, blood streaming down her forehead.
Another commotion quickly erupted in the hallway as medical staff pushed a stretcher carrying the unconscious Kinsley towards the
emergency room.
With a dark expression, Ashton dragged Deborah along with him as they hurried towards the emergency room.
Deborah’s laughter didn’t stop, and when she saw Kinsley attempt suicide and pass out, being rushed to the emergency room, her
laughter became even louder and more reckless.
Ashton gritted his teeth and spoke with an angry tone, “Deborah, I told you to shut up.”
Deborah was laughing so hard that she was gasping for breath. “Aren’t you tired, Ashton? You act like an executioner and then try to
play the good guy. Why can’t you just send me to jail, considering I almost killed Helen?”
Ashton grabbed Deborah’s arm and shook with anger.
“Jail is too easy for you, Deborah. I want you to spend the rest of your life making it up to Helen every day!”
The sound of Helen’s painful and helpless crying could be clearly heard from the hospital room.
Deborah continued to laugh maniacally and said, “Listen, you made Helen cry so much that she jumped off the roof, but you claimed she did it on her own.”
Ashton dragged Deborah as they walked towards Joseph.
To get to th .rgency room, they had to pass by Joseph’s side and then go to the other side of the hallway.
Joseph only saw Deborah’s face clearly at this point, with her intense and reckless laughter
Joseph was stunned for a moment, thinking he must have been mistaken
At this point, her beloved daughter had died, and she had also been charged with attempted murder. He thought she would at least. cry, how could she still be laughing?
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ing he had only seen Deborah two or three times. The first time was at the Mauve Club, where he carried her away and spent Iwith her in a hotel room
next moming she thought he had slept with her, and with a look of grief and resentment, she smashed something against him,
The second time they met, he found her on a snowy, rainy street and took her back to his villa, where they spent another night together.
Both times he saw her, she was crying, helpless and desperate.
But now she was laughing, and he had never seen her laugh before. She was laughing so joyfully that it seemed like Alyssa wasn’t the
one who had died, but rather it was Ashton and Helen.
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