The thug’s palm was wet with her tears and drool that dribbled down her chin, it was hard to tell one from the other. The thug's gaze was burning as he grabbed her tongue with his fingers. He asked in confusion, "You have a tongue but why can't you speak?""Why do you care if she has a tongue or no
Floating in and out of consciousness, her vision became increasingly blurry until she saw double images of streetlights in the distance.She was probably going to die.That was fine with her. Her existence was meaningless anyway.If Lewis had not saved her back then, she might not have had to go th
Lewis picked up his coat and glanced at Sierra. "Anything else?"Sierra pouted, looking at him with a hint of frustration. "Can't you stay?""No," he answered firmly and added, "not tonight."Sierra gritted her teeth in annoyance. Knowing that he would not change his mind, she released her grip on L
Josephine looked at her empty suitcase, there were only two pieces of innerwear left. She smiled wryly and kept silent. The woman had no idea that the clothes in her hands were worth as much as the downpayment for her house. Either way, Josephine wasn't in the mood to care about her clothes now,
Josephine's heart stopped for a moment. By instinct, she stealthily retrieved the charger from her table and plugged in her phone. She only needed two minutes to charge her phone, as long as she could turn it on, it would be enough. But things didn't go as planned. Her phone had only been charged
Josephine was ashamed of her infatuation with Lewis. She felt that her romantic feelings for him had tainted their friendship. Her love was destined to be hidden and suppressed, unworthy to be expressed to the world. Finally, Josephine opened her eyes. Overhead, the bright lights dazzled her so t
In that short minute, countless images flashed through her mind. The times Lewis ignored her, his coldness and indifference toward her, as well as the times he worried about her and smiled at her while patting her head. As someone who didn’t love her, his coldness and indifference were expected.
She hurriedly got out of bed, changed, and went to the hospital. While she registered at the counter, she wanted to send a text to Avery asking her to lend her some money. Instead, she saw an incoming transfer notification from Lewis and opened it up. It wasn't much, but he was transferring fifty t