Feel the Way You Feel, My Love

Chapter 1302 Let Bygones Be Bygones

“We didn’t expect this to happen, did we?” Silas looked at Shane and asked. “All we wanted to do was torture her, yet she killed herself. Does this mean our revenge had failed?”

Shane clenched his fists. He was obviously displeased with the turn of events.

But what else can I do? The woman is dead. I can’t possibly get a medical expert to resuscitate her so that I can kill her with my bare hands, can I?

Or should I whip her lifeless body to vent my frustration? But that’s not me. I’m not that perverted.

“Let’s just leave her as she is,” Shane said while staring at Jacqueline.

It’s a shame that I couldn’t avenge my parents, but since she’s dead, it’s time for me to let go.

He reached out his hands to grab a corner of the comforter and pulled it upward, covering Jacqueline’s body with the bed covering.

With a deadpan expression, he turned around and instructed Silas, “Let’s go. Get someone to clean this up later.”

“All right, Mr. Shane.” Silas nodded and left the room with him.

The moment they reached downstairs, they bumped into Natalie, who had just entered the building.

pace and walked up

blood-stained hands. She froze for a moment. “Shane, what happened? Are

head. He then shook his head and answered, “No.

looked bewildered. She asked, “Then whose blood

“It’s Jacqueline’s,” he answered.

must have accidentally tainted my hand when I pulled up the comforter

at that. “Jacqueline’s blood? Don’t tell me

Shane cut her off

sigh of relief. “You nearly gave me the shock of my life. I

dead,” Shane interrupted

at him, dumbfounded. “What did you say? She’s dead? Didn’t you say

committed suicide,

could not believe her ears. “She committed

alive, and she knew Mr. Shane would torture her to death. So she kept a

then continued describing the conversation she had with

shouldn’t be surprised by what Jacqueline had done to herself. She’s a proud woman who would not allow anyone to step all over her, so I guess I

know, but since she’s dead, it’s time to let bygones be

“That’s