Chapter 880

When John realized the way Lydia talked to him, he became furious. He said angrily, "Is it that important who saved you? Everything I did was for your own good."

"I understand."

John's words further confirmed Lydia's inner thoughts at that moment.

She turned to Henry and said, "Henry, I have caused you so much harm in this life. But fear not, if you die, I'll accompany you. We'll still be together in the next life."

At that moment, she cared little for the Truman family's threats to the Miller family. It was clear her family had colluded with outsiders to threaten her.

She just wanted to tell Henry that she would stay with him, whether in life or death. Even if the path ahead led only to death, she would walk it with Henry.

Lydia felt a wave of relief wash over her. It was as if a heavy burden had been lifted off her shoulders.

However, John and the others were incensed by her words, especially seeing Henry on the verge of laughter.

Lydia's declaration severed ties between the