Can’t Win Me Back

The moment Rosie spoke, the atmosphere in the car came to a standstill.

The air turned frigid.

Alyssa and Sean exchanged terrified glances.

Alyssa then asked, " Mrs. Rosie, you said he's mentally disturbed...

What do you mean?" Rosie felt a slight twitch around her eyes as if she had fallen into a deeply unsettling memory.

She took a deep breath and explained, " I've been working with the Becketts for almost 30 years.

"Among all the staff at Seaview Manor, apart from Mr. Durham and Mr. Odom, who assists Mr. Javier, few have been here as long as I have.

"When I first joined the Becketts, I was tasked with serving Mrs. Beckett and Mr. Justin, though I wasn't their personal helper.

I was simply following the lead helper, doing heavy manual labor like laundry.

More conscientious tasks—pouring and serving tea and the like—were outside my job description then.

"Initially, I thought Mrs. Beckett didn't like me because I came from ahumble village and seemed careless.

I later realized that her daily needs were handled by specific staff members—trusted individuals she brought with her from the Dutton family.

family found it challenging to approach her." Sean looked

have something shameful she needed to hide from the Becketts?" "Could it be that she was really mentally ill?" Alyssa recalled the speculation

in her

her

be exact, Mrs. Beckett was a mad woman!" Alyssa and Sean could hardly believe their

members who cared for her, and

matter of time before

when she went berserk,

attacked one of the helpers bringing her

truly bloody and horrifying!" Sean's eyes widened in

She just sounds like a—" He felt too

a serious mental condition,"

she had lost her self-awareness and was hallucinating,

anymore." Hearing this made her feel

husband completely despised her, it was

nondisclosure agreement about

Beckett's passing, so I had originally planned to take this secret to my grave." Filled with worry,

tell you everything I

likely

he has violent tendencies that are even more terrifying

reached out to soothe