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Brielle couldn’t help but doubt the sincerity of the woman before her. After years of blind devotion, how could she suddenly see the light?

Was Sue just probing her?

Before Brielle could respond, Sue continued to mutter to herself.

“It’s all my fault. I’ve ruined everything, my parents, Sarah… I kept thinking Simon would change. for the better. I’ve invested so much. Quitting now would be like abandoning everything I’ve worked for, right?”

A flicker of understanding crossed Brielle’s eyes. Staying with a guy like Simon was like playing the slots in Vegas. Once you started, you couldn’t pull yourself away because you were convinced that the next pull might be the jackpot. That tantalizing taste of victory was addictive, and the rollercoaster ride of highs and lows was overwhelmingly disorienting.

So, of course, Sue wouldn’t snap out of it that quickly. Others must have warned her about Simon before.

Her current confession was nothing more than a test for Brielle. But at least, Brielle thought, Sue was starting to think for herself.

“Sue, after you leave the precinct, check this place out,” Brielle said, handing her a scrap of

paper.

guard up. She

patience for further talk. She tossed the note

pupils shrink. It was the house she had sold off long

Brielle

curious to see who ended up with the house

Brielle wouldn’t share this address without reason. “The cousin who introduced you to Simon, wasn’t she the one who came from the countryside. seeking your help? She got your house for a steal and now has

just like Simon, was uneducated. In her cousin’s eyes, Sue didn’t deserve her city life or her college degree. She wanted to ruin Sue, so she set her up with

Sue played right into her hands. Her life was shattered

buzzing, tears flowing like a faucet left open. Sue’s face turned pale,

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out, and she knelt on the

ponder over Brielle’s intentions now. The fact that Brielle got the guts

her cousin led her life, the more it proved how successful her

all over. This was ten thousand