Sweet Twins

"That's right. Anyway, Joseph is not in good terms with Charles. If he is then he won't have to act in a movie. So, I'm also interested in Joseph. I want to get close to him. He is rich, after all." If there was one thing that Fannie had inherited from Jill; that was her greed for money.

To both of them, money meant everything, and Fannie could lose anything but it.

Back then, Fannie thought it would be hard for her to find a rich man to marry once she divorced Caspar. But now, it seemed like she could use her beauty to marry a rich divorcee.

That was why she kept an eye on Joseph.

How could Fannie know that Joseph was deeply in love with Daisy now? If Fannie provoked Joseph, she would just ask for trouble.

Her beauty was not enough to tempt Joseph, because he had finally realized that no woman was ever good enough for him except Daisy. However, Jill and Fannie didn’t know that. "I support you, but what you need to do now is to divorce Casper!"

"Okay, I'll go to jail to look for Casper in a few days," said Fannie.

Rubbing her eyes, Jill said, "Yes. I'm so sleepy. It's so strange. Why am I so sleepy tonight?"

"Me too. I'm so sleepy." Fannie picked up the quilt and lay down on the bed. "I feel like something is wrong with Clark today. The coffee was great but I don't feel energetic. Instead, I feel sleepy."

With a sneer, Jill replied, "Don't think too much. Lend Clark one hundred guts, and he wouldn’t dare to poison us. He really wants to come to us, because he is sure that he will rely on us for the rest of his life. We are sleepy because it's too late. Let's go to bed."

Without their knowledge, there was someone who was eavesdropping to their conversation outside their door.

Not far from the corridor, Clark, who was sitting on a wheelchair, trembled as he heard what they were talking about.

Yes, he didn't go far just now. He wanted to know how Jill and Fannie would feel after drinking coffee.

In order to make them sleep better, Clark had drugged them. But he was careful not to overdose them because he was afraid that he would be in trouble if they died.

They were greedy, selfish and unreasonable, but they didn't have to pay the price with their lives.

Therefore, when he got the chance, Clark went outside their room and listened carefully.

that Jill cheated on

ill, but he

Group, Jill once said that she

that everything she

moment, Clark had the urge

so hateful. Wasn't this mental abuse to

was worse than physical abuse, wasn't it?

sleeping pills to her coffee cup, so that Jill would have a long sleep and never wake up

was so angry that his whole body trembled. His grip on the armrest of his wheelchair tightened, and his throat

they would hear him, Clark hurriedly covered his

asked, "Fannie, isn’t it Clark who

to drink. I'm too sleepy. I'm going to sleep

as heavy as a thousand pounds. Even if she tried, she still couldn't open them, so she

He was thinking

sigh of relief when he realized that it must have

carefully and leaned against the wheelchair, thinking about the conversation between Jill and

didn't care about him anymore. No wonder she beat him or scolded him all the time. She didn't even care about Nancy at all. All she cared about was her

the past for Jill and Fannie, he thought that this was the price

done bad things.

Clark finally

at night when he decided to execute

the wheelchair again and

the household register under her

well, the household register

into the bedroom without turning on the lights. The moonlight was helpful enough for him to faintly see

fun

this thought, Clark felt

to Fannie, gently reached out for her pillow

It was indeed there.