Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 392 Aren’t I a B*tch?

Whitney looked down, feeling a lump in her throat before she went on and said, “I betrayed him, set him up, and ruined his reputation completely, Miss Nicole. The Lane Family later fell apart because I had to sacrifice it for the sake of my family.” Whitney clenched her teeth, describing herself as a sinful wrongdoer.

However, Nicole knew Whitney was not the kind of person she made herself sound like, having known her for quite a while. “Whitney, I know that’s not who you are.”

Surprised to hear how Nicole trusted her, Whitney was overwhelmed by her emotions as tears started to gush down from her eyes once again. Nevertheless, she only cried for a short while before she quickly pulled herself together. Upon a brief contemplation, she replied, “It was my father, Miss Nicole. He threatened me with my mother’s life. She was sick and bedridden at that time, and I was left with no choice.”

with a heavy heart but was still confused about how her father could bring himself to threaten her with her mother’s life, considering the fact that both of them were

Whitney was still dating Douglas, her father wouldn’t stop threatening her to make her do his bidding, or he would undermine her mother’s life

past. Oh gosh! I didn’t know she’s been carrying so much weight on her shoulders. It looks like her outgoing attitude had been fooling me into thinking she was an optimistic person all along. “It wasn’t your fault, Whitney,” Nicole comforted the sad

had. He used to be so outgoing and kind. It was all my fault!” The emotional floodgates

“Whitney, Douglas is living a good life

she is right. Douglas now has a good life with a happy family. He has a good wife and a lovely child. With a happy life like that, what more could he ask for? “I heard you, Miss Nicole. I just need more time to get over it, probably because my guilt is still playing tricks with me in my head. Maybe… I still have feelings for him… Oh gosh! I’m such a b*tch, aren’t I?” Whitney bitterly asked Nicole, having little respect for herself due to her