Resent, Reject, Regret

Chapter 868 Interview

“However, I’m quite curious how you managed to convince Miss McKinnon to the point she is willing to follow your instruction to withdraw her guilty plea.”

Brendan looked at the dripping intravenous drip and said calmly, “I told her the truth. I told her everything without holding back anything.”

Declan was surprised. “Is that so? In truth, you should have done that from the start. However, you’re always carrying burdens by yourself. I find it quite surprising that you would choose to tell Miss McKinnon and let her share your burden… It seems that she is really important to you.”

Brendan cracked a smile. The answer was obvious without the need to speak.

Declan could not help feeling envious. ‘When will I have a relationship like this? It’s a waste that this relationship is too heavy and risky.”

Brendan thought about all sorts of things that happened between him and Deirdre.

cared about Charlene, but he knew deep down that he felt responsible toward Charlene most of the time. He had only realized that a relationship was not that bad after building a relationship

each other, the

and found

asked smilingly, “What’s going on? What’s so

lips and did not say anything, but he turned

face appeared on the screen. She lay on the bed looking emaciated and appeared to be

from the camera, “Miss McKinsey, is the online article true about claiming that Miss McKinnon pushed you

“I… I don’t know what I’ve said wrongly to offend Miss McKinnon that she would

answer made no difference. The journalist said quickly, “So, it is true. However, Mr. Brighthall chose to keep quiet about the incident. In addition, Miss McKinnon is the cousin

proper outcome when something so serious happens to me. Our love is beyond all doubt, and I hope the online community will not implicate the Brighthall Group and Brendan in this incident. This is a conflict

immediately said, “I’m sorry, but we need to administer medicine for Miss McKinsey! She broke her leg and can’t dance anymore despite being a ballet dancer in the past. However, we can’t let