Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

“Miss Eliza’s mother cooked it herself, didn’t I tell you?” Kaiden was taken aback.

“You… just told me the chicken soup was boiled by her mother…” Chester struggled to open his mouth.

Kaiden was taken aback, and he appeared to have forgotten to say it later.

Shaun wanted to return after meeting Hank Jewell and his wife, when he saw Chester, he couldn’t help but asked, “Why, Eliza’s mother’s soup is more delicious?”

Chester pursed his lips and remained silent. In fact, he hadn’t had quail soup in quite some time.

He used to consume a lot of alcohol and used to drink a lot when he was with Charity, but he’s been drinking less recently.

Eliza’s mother is unlikely to give this soup to him for no reason, the majority of it is reminiscent of Charity. Surprisingly, she remembered.

Chester’s dark and deep eyes unintentionally revealed a hint of tenderness.

Shaun said, “Don’t talk about your parents, even me, I really can’t understand you now. Of course, first and foremost I have to praise you. It’s a good thing to save people, but if you make yourself like this, you will never be able to understand you in the future. There’s no way to walk normally, let alone whether it’s worth it. it’s not something you’d do at all.”

Chester woke up and realized he had done this to save a woman, he would despise that woman’s

said…what will I do?” Chester inquired, his

sighed. if he didn’t believe in his wife, he would have

it just… one leg, if I can’t walk…then I don’t care.” Chester

but he couldn’t make a sound for

things…you don’t get.” Chester’s

had already figured it out when he was going backwards on the highway

the consequences, and he didn’t care that he

it all in his life: money,

wasn’t until Eliza’s true identity as Charity was revealed that he realized how empty his life had

parallel lines, neither of which will intersect. He thought life was quite boring at

if Charity left again? He does

insane, become the devil, become more vicious and

see you in the afternoon.” Shaun looked at Chester a few times and said, somewhat helplessly, “But your image is horrifying now, and