“Ah!” Evelyn jerked in her seat.

She hadn’t expected Abel to question her in such a straightforward manner. It caught her off guard.

“Why are you so nervous, Ms. Evelyn?” Abel sounded murderous.

“I…”

Evelyn scrambled to right her posture. “Of course I am. Emma is my friend. Why wouldn’t I be worried?”

“I don’t think that’s all. You seem…afraid.” He watched her intently. “Scared that I found something out?”

“Mr. Abel.” She got up from the couch. “What’s going on here? Are you suspecting me of trying to hurt Emmeline?”

“You’re honest.” He smiled coldly. “You were the only outsider who knew Janie was in Falmouth.”

“I only heard Emmeline mention it in passing,” she argued. “What does Janie being in Falmouth have anything to do with me?”

“You used it as an excuse to get Emma there and orchestrated an accident!”

“Is Emmeline that gullible?” She sounded flustered. “How could I fool her?”

attaches great importance to Janie. She’s currently

“…Mr. Abel!”

for no reason? What evidence do you have to prove that I did this? Do you really think I’m actually capable of something like that? Orchestrating an accident? You think too highly of

a motive,” he said. “You kept plotting against her a while ago. You’ve done quite a bit. Aren’t you waiting

“…”

cause a scandal. You’re

the wrong person. It isn’t difficult to drug someone

me who the hell is backing you up?” His voice was

you treating me like this?! I’m still a daughter of

Emma and I’ll see you dead even if you’re the

She wiped her tears. “This is a misunderstanding. Believe

don’t believe a word you say! What I need now

was cold. “You’re here today because I wanted to give you a warning. Play games with

Her cries immediately stopped.

had warned her about

a

wish they were dead rather

believed a word she said but now fear

to do with her if he found out she was the

sever her fingers

She panted

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