Resent, Reject, Regret

Chapter 601 Who Did This!?

Brendan calmed down a little and took the phone.

“I’ll get it fixed.”

A change finally shadowed Deirdre's frozen, mortified face. A flash of surprise briefly lit up in her glassy, unseeing eyes before she hung her head and whispered, ‘Thank you."

It came from the bottom of her heart. The phone meant way too much to her.

Brendan could only laugh at himself. He was pushing her to be closer to his own alter ego! Even if... he had always been like this.

The waiter quickly brought a dry towel and coat. Brendan took them and wrapped the coat around Deirdre’s head, making sure that the bitter cold would not get to her.

And that was the last of any softness in his expression. Almost immediately, he scanned the surroundings with a piercing, vindictive glare. "Who was it? Who did it?"

probably fell inside the pool by herself, right? I mean, she

It's a given for someone like

than that. He knew the kind of person Deirdre was. She was always careful with where she stepped-her eyes might still be in poor sight, but they were still better than complete blindness and allowed her to see large objects. She

it

their fault by the count of three, I'll immediately ask for records from the surveillance camera above. Let me be very clear. I'll show no mercy to

in the room seemed to have gelled in the chill. The frigid vindictiveness caused everyone's skin to crawl. He began counting down.

‘Three.

Two.”

"I-lt was me."

her to be the one who got close to Deirdre, but it was really primarily motivated by a desire to

into the water without hesitance made it seem like he loved her a lot, but that b*tch was all wet and pathetic now, okay? Compared to Zinerva's impeccable exterior and bearing, Deirdre was like a rock placed side-by-

smitten with her? What if her beauty implored him to reduce her sentence? It was not like none of that had ever happened before. She had cashed in her beauty and gotten forgiveness

it," she explained coyly. "Miss McKinnon was in a hurry, so she brushed past me. She could not see me, so she got tangled with my heels and fell into the pool. I would have saved her if I knew how to swim,

had been in mind-numbing shock since she was rescued, but the