Chapter 41

Dorothea didn’t say anything. Her eyes were fiat, almost showing no emotion, just staring straight at her. It made her scalp tingle. 

Kaylin just felt embarrassed, glared hard at Dorothea, then shook her hand and said, “Today is your grandma’s memorial day!” 

She strode away, and all of Dorothea’s defenses just cracked. 

She only knew that her grandma died not long after she went to prison, and everyone said it was because she made her angry. 

The old lady was too old to handle such a blow. She never thought the granddaughter she raised so carefully would do something so illegal and dirty. 

Dorothea swallowed the metallic sweetness in her mouth, then realized she had bitten her tongue and it was bleeding. 

She hung her head in sorrow, the pain in her chest surging.