I've Been There Before

“Do you still remember the moment when you forced Wallis to drain a whole bottle of Whiskey? Have you ever expected you would suffer the same today?”

Grace stared at Quinn blankly, who was roaring at her. Grace was quite confused, “Me? I force Wallis to drain a bottle of whisky?”

She questioned every word of Quinn with doubts. She disdained to use force against Wallis, especially such a dirty trick to force her drain a bottle of Whisky.

“Are you playing dumb with me? Grace, you were jealous of Wallis so you prodded her into drinking the whole bottle of Whisky. Don’t you think no one knows your evil thing, right?”

Grace suddenly interrupted, “There was not such a thing! I didn’t do it!”

Quinn glared at her with hatred, “You mean I wrong you? Or you think that Wallis was lying to me at that time? If it weren’t for that I happened to meet Wallis lying on the ground, totally intoxicated, no one knew what kind of terrible thing would happen next! You said you did not do that! But I was exactly the witness of your evildoing!”

“Grace, do you still try to deny that Wallis was drunk because of you or what I saw with my own eyes was fake?”

Grace was so shocked as if she got hit by thunder.

“Did...Wallis tell you that?” Grace asked with doubt.

acting as if you knew nothing! You seemed to be the best friend of Wallis, but you did those

deem me the culprit who have tortured Wallis?” Kneeling on the ground, Grace’s eyes were

with exhaustion and pain, but they soon disappeared. She had already realized something about

could only stay up for whole night during the three years in prison. She stared at the ceiling above the toilet blankly, trying to figure out any clue of the evident that could prove her own innocence. She needed to

soberer she became. She even started to doubt if her own guess was wrong and

of Quinn, she suddenly realized that how ridiculous it was during the past

How shameless you are! Stop laughing, goddamn it!” Quinn was overwhelmed with rage when seeing the woman kneeling

smiled at Quinn, but no laughter could be heard from her

voice, “Quinn, thank you! I appreciate it from the bottom of my heart! You pull me out of my doubt against myself and I am clear about my

what she was accused. However, the anger of Quinn was so real.

but one thing--Wallis

took all the blame because all evidences went against her, which included the message and call records in

not even

she was

like a kind of provocation from others’