Chapter 487 The Difference Between Compassion and Playing the Saint

Octavia’s voice carried far, and Xavia caught fragments of their conversation from the back garden just before Octavia left. Seizing the opportunity, Xavia stepped out.

Joseph cast a brief glance at her. “Patrick, bring the worker here.”

Confused, Xavia asked, “What worker?”

“It appears that someone intentionally threw the metal bucket,” Chloe responded, her eyes. locked on Xavia.

Xavia’s pupils contracted abruptly, and her feet seemed to freeze, causing her entire body to stiffen momentarily. But it only lasted a second and she quickly regained her composure.

‘Whether Vanya acted independently or instructed someone else, she shouldn’t have revealed my involvement in this incident. Besides Vanya, no one else knows about it. I was just a bystander-a victim! Even if they bring the worker here, they can’t pin anything on me.’

With her face returning to normal, she put on a gentle smile. “Since it’s a worker, there’s no need for compensation. Just find out the truth and let him go. I’m a kind person and can’t stand seeing others suffer.”

Chloe withdrew her gaze, a smirk playing on her lips. “This self-proclaimed saint, acting all compassionate and kind. Well, why is she competing with me for my husband then?”

him go just because he’s pitiful? There are plenty of pitiful people in this world.

madam of the Whitmans in the future? This was her own foolish mistake. Joseph had always despised meek and weak women,

her hand and gave Joseph an encouraging glance. ‘Well

for Harold, he felt a sense of satisfaction and made a mental note to treat Gabriel to a

oon.

Patrick

fist, overwhelmed with

us everything you know,”

didn’t throw the bucket. I was

up. “What are you afraid of? Did someone threaten

worker replied, “N-No one threatened

obvious. Something’s fishy about this.”

worry, if you tell us what you know, we’ll protect you

met Chloe’s, a glimmer of hope flickering in them. “You’ll

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