Rebirth Reclaiming Her Self

Chapter 488 I Want Her to Regret

When Fanny heard that Joseph was free, she was ecstatic. She did not lose any time in getting in touch with James to find out when he would be coming back to Riverdon. James had told her before that he would come back once Joseph was free.

Fanny’s eyes were beaming with anticipation. After removing the evidence that had ended up in Kaydron’s possession, she was able to leave for Riverdon.

“It’s true, of course,” said Scarlet. She was compelled to stress, “There was never a mistake with Joseph! It was time for him to be freed sooner.”

She was convinced that Joseph had not harmed Angela at all during the whole affair. Joseph’s arrest had left her heartbroken. She wished. she could forget about his false arrest now that he was free. She was desperate to get Joseph back home since she felt bad for him.

Scarlet was walking quickly, her feet going fast. She walked a few steps. and saw that Fanny was still. She pushed her to move, saying, “Come on, Fanny, let’s pick up Joseph with Mom.”

Fanny abruptly snapped out of her reverie and followed Scarlet’s example, saying, “Okay!”

After Joseph got home, they could arrange to go back to Riverdon. In a hurry to go to the police station, they left the residence. In the meantime, Joseph was perplexed by the police officers‘ blank expressions and actions.

“These are the things you own. Grab them. The officer shoved

Joseph’s bag and its contents when he did not respond.

Joseph stood at the door of the detention chamber, still as a statue.

the officer led him to a chair

go after that.

I leave

expectations and dreams had been lowered by his days in incarceration, from which he was still recovering. When he was freed, he felt numb and could

say, “Yes, you can leave. now

not have needed to notify his family when he was released if his condition had been better. Once he was free, he might have easily called out to them. But when they learned of his release, Joseph’s incredulity and unwillingness to comply forced them. to step in and arrange for his departure. Joseph stood at the door, staring straight ahead despite their best attempts to talk him into

family since, despite being out, it was clear he was not

clothing and having some things taken, he was persuaded to leave. Even now, Joseph continued to attempt to

unexpected question, “Was I wrongly arrested before?,” which startled the police after they had told him he was

with the officer, emotional, as though the question was really

said, seeming perplexed. Joseph mentioned Angela, and the police needed to

said, “Doesn’t she have to face the consequences?“, unfazed by the

with malice as he said.

Joseph’s thoughts had been racing through his. cell. Although there was no physical mistreatment throughout his incarceration, the emotional suffering he went through was unbearable. At first, all he could hope for was the quick rescue of his family. Nevertheless, when the days stretched

dawned on him that James, whom he had always thought to be unbeatable, was not going to be of assistance this time.

not be supremely powerful, but they certainly would not be so

helpless, and he could not help but hate Angela when he saw James’s face of frustration. He was certain that Angela had to be the one holding him back. So he swore in

wrath the more of it he felt. “I am going to make her regret