Chapter693
Reynaldo stared at me intently and said, “I won’t let her die.”
After speaking, he approached me, his dark eyes staring at me coldly, and his slender fingers, with a chill, touched my cheek.
He spoke with the lowest and gentlest voice, saying the coldest and most ruthless words, “Get out of Freybourne quickly, don’t force me to lay hands on you.”
My heart was twisted into a knot, causing sharp and bitter pain.
I smiled at him and said. “If you hate me so much, then just kill me.”
Reynaldo’s tall body trembled slightly, his eyes momentarily turning a terrifying crimson, filled with resentment and pain.
He rubbed my chin, his sad tone tinged with self–mockery, “You know I love you, you know I can’t bear to kill you, so you deliberately provoke me, right?”
Esmeralda, I have said before that you have no heart, and it seems to be true.
“I didn’t want your life, but I also didn’t want to see you again in the future.”
He finished speaking, released me, took two steps back, and said to Braylon, “Kick her out.”
After saying that, he no longer looked at me, but turned to check on Kimberly’s condition.
Braylon walked up to me and made a “please” gesture towards me.
I didn’t move, I just stared heavily at Kimberly lying on the ground, curled up in pain.
Johnathan called for emergency assistance while applying pressure to her wound.
She grabbed Reynaldo’s hand and looked at me in horror, “Reynaldo, she… she’s gone mad, she’s going to… going to kill me…”
“It was she who killed Ms. Versta and… and her own mother. Why did she want me to be buried with her?”
Even though she was injured like this, Kimberly still did not forget to disguise her weakness and innocence.
I clenched the knife in my hand, cager to make a few,
more cuts.
Braylon saw my intention and reminded me expressionlessly. “Ms. Duffy had better think carefully. If Ms. Palmer dies at Ms. Duffy’s hands, Ms. Duffy will not escape legal sanctions.”
“Yes, I went crazy, driven crazy by you all!”
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