Revenge After Death

Chapter 33

The ambulance arrived and whisked Yasmin away

I watched as Michael anxiously lifted Yasmin into his arms. He even glared at me fiercely.

Everyone present bore witness to me pushing Yasmin down the stairs. Even the servants from Ford family sided with them.

At that moment, I was in a daze. I even started doubting if it was me who pushed Yasmin down the stairs.

Once again, I fell into the trap of self–incrimination.

I didn’t know how to explain myself. It seemed wrong to explain myself, but not explaining myself was also wrong. I curled up under the stairs and waited for a very long time.

Finally, Michael returned at dawn.

I stood up with bloodshot eyes and choked out, “Michael, it wasn’t me.”

There was a resounding slap as he struck me. My ears rang intensely…

My nose bled, and my hearing was muffled. I probably had a ruptured eardrum. He put a lot of force into that slap.

“Do you know that Yasmin’s sister wanted to call the police? You had deliberately hurt her!” he yelled.

He then dragged me up from the ground and forcefully pulled me into the study.

where you dare to do something illegal?” he roared.

Do you plan on killing someone?”

looked at Michael, desperately wishing he would believe me. I cried and pleaded, shaking

wasn’t me,” I said,

me,” I explained desperately, nearly getting on my knees

did not

the stairs! Yet you

at his

could I be so foolish to think that Jack would stand up for me? After all,

forgive you when she wakes up,

prison. It scared me. I was unwilling to accept

and studied hard. My hard work was what gave

I refused to accept having

me my

prison. I didn’t push her!” I stared at

I stood up and found the courage to push him aside.

was paradise but

and hid in a dark alley for a long time. I was terrified. At that

asleep. Nor did I recall who placed a worn but clean blanket over me. was not sure who left a cup

me a lollipop while I was alone in the

away from home. Every time I woke up, there would be a lollipop by my

mumbled

person who always silently watched over