My Sugar And Your Spice

Chapter 56 How Crazy Could She Get for Him

Julia’s heart skipped a beat when she saw Amelie falling silent, for it meant the answer was evidently close.

“So, you… you really donated your cornea?” Her voice became shaky, and her eyes were filled with incredulity and pooling tears.

The next second, she shoved Amelie and barked, “Are you mad?! How can you go this far?!”

“Julia…” Amelie grabbed her best friend’s hand.

“It was around that time, wasn’t it?” Julia flung Amelie’s hand away while glaring at the young woman. “You made me cover for you all of a sudden, wanting me to tell your dad you were staying over at mine while you disappeared to God-knew-where for two months. You actually… actually went to remove your cornea, right?”

Julia couldn’t utter another word anymore.

She had only ever heard of doctors removing the cornea of the dead. For a living, breathing human to have their cornea removed just like that… She dared not even imagine what it was like.

“You gave your cornea to Alston, didn’t you?” Julia’s voice sounded evidently shaky by the time she spoke, but the next second, she roared again, “How can you do something so absurd for that jack*ss?! You’re a madwoman, Amelie Dillon!”

Julia kept shoving Amelie with red-rimmed eyes, lashing out ceaselessly. However, what she wanted more was to turn back time and stop her best friend from doing something so horrifying.

“Julia!” Samuel ran up to Julia and held her back after seeing how worked up she had gotten. However, Julia shook him off and looked teary-eyed at Amelie. “Amelie Dillon, you *sshole! How can you make me an accomplice for what you did yourself?!”

Amelie knew what she did was wrong, so she silently lowered her head, letting Julia yell at her as she pleased. But it wasn’t why Julia was mad at her; she was mad at the fact that her best friend had behaved so insanely. Her heart ached for Amelie.

“I knew I should’ve been nosy! I knew I should’ve asked!” Julia bawled. “How could I have believed you just like that when you said you were going to look after Alston?! I’m such an idiot!”

“Alright, that’s enough tears. There are neighbors around. If they hear this and tell Mr. Dillon about it…” Samuel cooed as he held Julia, who finally stopped at that.

Meanwhile, Amelie opened the door with a spare key and let the couple in.

calmed down when she sat down, and Amelie wanted to pour her some water, but because she didn’t

and brought two bottles of

Julia calmed down a little after having a

head like a misbehaved child, and held Amelie’s hand with an aching heart, caressing the back of it with

she no longer cried, her eyes were still

interests at heart, and so she gave Julia’s

Julia grew increasingly indignant the more she thought about it. “What do you mean it’s all in

on this planet and be all lovey-dovey with Elyse! You didn’t donate your cornea back then for him to look at that woman or for him to trash you for four years! This

she said and really wanted to

At that, Samuel stopped her, telling

a victim of his fiancée’s wrath, being shoved while she yelled, “All you men

there was nothing the man could do but rub

young woman was

only think I’m not happy about the divorce, wanting to use this to tie myself

of love I want is to give voluntarily and not exchange through gratitude. It’ll only make

other hand, was rendered speechless, standing still with her head drooped while tears rolled down

her friend still felt aggrieved for

her arms around Amelie and whimpered, “But you only made the sacrifice because you love him. You donated your cornea but gained nothing at all. That’s not fair!” She kept pounding Amelie’s back, but

in her throat, and her nose

a squeeze. “I did it out of love. Though I didn’t get anything in return, I don’t regret

was right, so she just continued to hug Amelie as though only

and the bed here wasn’t ready either. Thus, Amelie could only take them to the hotel in town, but

like that, the two sat in the car together like any other day. However, their

Amy.” Julia sighed as her heart continued to

she found herself a fool for not noticing that something was off with her best friend’s eye throughout the past decade when she looked at