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Chapter 194

    Fiona touched her nose and pulled Lizetta behind her with a huff, “It’s all your own doing! You know


    darn well how you ended up with everyone turning their back on you! And cut the crap about it all being


    my idea; stop trying to spook Liz with those looks!”


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    Lizetta hung her head, thinking to herself that “everyone turning their back on you” was a bit much, but


    even though the idea wasn’t hers, she still felt a bit guilty.


    The man didn’t say a word, just took his eyes off them and headed towards the vi.


    Fiona nudged Lizetta, “Hey Liz, do you think I went a bit overboard? Maybe you should go. check on


    him for me?”


    Although she felt Fiona was being kind of a fair–weather friend at the moment, everything. she did was


    for her.


    She felt responsible too, worried that Remington might really get screwed over by Fiona, so after a


    moment’s hesitation, Lizetta nodded and hurried after him..


    Remington was walking fast. By the time Lizetta chased him into the vi, he had already gone


    upstairs, leaving wet footprints behind.


    She followed him into the bedroom and heard noises from the bathroom, so she ran over and pushed


    the door open, starting to exin in a fluster, “Are you okay? About what happened just now.”


    She didn’t expect to see Remington throwing his coat on the floor as soon as she pushed the door


    open, his thin cashmere sweater half–off, revealing his solid, pale abs.


    She closed her eyes in panic, “I’ll go out first, ah!”


    But as she turned around, her arm was grabbed. The next second, Lizetta was pulled into the


    bathroom and pinned against the wall.


    Her back was against the cold tiled wall, and in front of her was Remington’s equally chilled body, his


    large hand gripping her waist, the cold seeping into her skin.


    Lizetta’s chin was also seized by two long, strong, but icy fingers, tilting it up.


    “Amused, are you?”


    Water was still dripping from Remington’s hair, drop by drop onto Lizetta’s eyelids and nose bridge.


    She dared not look into his piercingly cold eyes that were so close.


    She blinked and started exining anxiously, without thinking.


    “I didn’t mean to y games with you; don’t get it wrong! Grandma somehow found out I had fallen into


    the water at the Hawthorne family and that we were getting a divorce. She thought it was because you


    saved Evelina instead of me, and that’s why I was heartbroken and angry, wanting a divorce, so she


    just.”


    Realizing her words sounded like she was shirking responsibility and letting Fiona take the fall, Lizetta


    stopped talking.


    She took a deep breath, looked up, and finally said to Remington, “I’m sorry. I owe you an apology.”


    Remington’s eyes still had a hint of frost, and he didn’t let go of Lizetta’s chin.


    “So did it break your heart?”


    Lizetta pressed her lips; how could it not? She still vividly remembered the scene underwater from that


    day, as clear as if it were yesterday.


    The water that day was just as chilling as now. But Lizetta forced a smile.


    “That’s all in the past. Anyway, I only told grandma that I wanted a divorce because it felt like you didn’t


    care about me, only about Evelina’s safety. But she is stubborn and misunderstood you too, insisting


    that you still cared about me and wanted to prove it to me. I had no idea she was going to prove it like


    this.”


    Lizetta didn’t finish her sentence because Remington suddenly bent down and gently.


    kissed her forehead.


    The kiss was so soft and unexpected, like it was filled with endless tenderness. Lizetta was stunned


    and a bit dazed. Wasn’t he mad? Why did he suddenly kiss her?


    While she was still puzzled, she heard Remington’s voice, husky and low, “Lizetta, grandma isn’t being


    stubborn, and she hasn’t misunderstood me.”


    Lizetta was dumbfounded, staring at Remington with a wooden expression, her fingertips. trembling


    involuntarily before they were pressed against the wall.


    What did Remington mean by that? As her heart pounded with uncertainty, Remington rested his


    forehead against hers, gently rubbing it, and seemed to sigh, “Silly girl, I do care; how could I not care


    about you?”
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