vercome with emotion, she crumpled to the floor. She buried her wailing in her

n family's daughter, nor Mrs. Rong. She

n at her coldly. Several emotions flashed across his face just

nt to take Harlow away, leaving only himself, Janice, and Ja

, leveling his fa

hissed the words softly, but it hit Janice like a blow. She g

t room, or why there was that man beside me! Please believe me! I had

interrupted by

. He glared at Janice, his eyes red and bl

feel even an ounce of guilt? Those two

a punch to the gut. She felt so limp she cou

ked with sobs. The wails broke out

ed. Then you wouldn't have to be in such pain," she choked out. Janice stood up slowly, looking dazed, her eyes unfocused. "Ma

e's eyes when she heard this. Jan

have ended up responsible for the death of two people at 21," Janice continued, her wavering voice breaking int

entle Mrs. Rong always taking care of her whenever she got sick, or the se

fondly. Her heart grew heavier and heavier

oken declaration left her lips, Janice picked up the vase and smashed it to the ground. The delicate porcelain instantly bro

and. Malcolm gritted his teeth and clenched his

irst time in two years that Malcolm h

n Janice's face as she ga

believe me when I say I would never, in a million years, hurt your parents. Mrs. Rong had said that she wanted to spend a holiday in Paris with Mr. Rong, so I had booked them a flight to France. I told them to go

o pool on the floor. Malcolm was just about to rush up and grab the fragment away from Janice then but Janice suddenly opened

If I could somehow have known, I would have never let them go. Please. You have to believe me..." Janice felt a

ved her so much. But the

fault. She reall

d times, and every time, Malcolm had to remind himself to steel his heart against her and hold steadfast to the evidence.

ce, Malcolm felt a cra

woman he loved and cherished.

. He started walking t

t. She had decided there was only one way to rede

't throwing her life awa

alcolm's steps a

, three, t

es and thrust the fr

d splattered over the side of

no time t

s too

nly felt a warm wetness flowing down her neck. She opened h

w, however, a bloodie

oice piped u

The voice was velvety and smooth, bri

warm smile. It was his hand that she had ended up stabbing. Seei

his was something Roy would tell Janice every time she felt miserable. They would hang

wanted nothing more than to be away from all this

was having

m. Malcolm stepped forward and grabbed Janic

usly, trying hard to mas