Begging For A Reconciliation

More importantly, they couldn’t let the two women live to call the cops on them. Jack swiftly took the dagger from the ground.

Leah could only focus on Regina right now. Regina was stabbed in the back and she was soaked in blood. Her body became cold and she was shivering.

“Why?” Leah mumbled in a quavering voice, “Why did you take the hit for me? I thought you hated me. Why did you save me?”

Regina’s arms were lying weakly beside her body. The blood had drained from her face. She lifted a faint smile, “You’re not wrong. I hate you because Han loves you.”

Leah took her phone with a trembling hand. “Shhh, stop talking now. I’ll get you an ambulance and I’ll make sure you’re okay. Then, you can talk as much as you like.”

Regina smiled weakly. “Leah, you’re still so naive.” Does Leah truly believe they could walk out of this chop shop alive?

Leah had always been a naive and simple girl since high school. Regina approached Leah with the ulterior motive to snatch Han away from her, but Leah thought they were friends and she told her everything.

so naive, I wouldn’t be able to get close enough to steal your cell phone,” Regina said feebly. Her mind became crystal

of you for getting Han’s attention. You’ve been loving him the

all about it. I remember you asking Han to stay and go to college together. He replied saying yes. I also remember the day he snapped a picture of you using your

rolling down her cheeks as

you truly believe we could walk out of here alive?” Regina sneered at her and she

Regina’s blood. Leah’s warmth reminded Regina of her dying body. She lifted a weak smile. “I used to hate your gut because you took away the love

paused to take a deep breath. “Why did you have to get me water miles away in the dead of winter? Why did you have to help me with homework until late at night? Why did you have to take the blame for me to run around the

her vision became blurry. She grabbed Leah’s hand, “I wish we had never met, Leah. Maybe then, my life will end

Leah couldn’t do anything to help. She could only hold Regina tightly, begging her to stay alive, “Please,

Before she drew her last breath, Regina muttered,

believe it. She cried in despair, “Help! Can someone save her please?” Nobody was

walked toward her, grinning. “Don’t worry, you’ll be with her soon enough.” Leah didn’t hear him. All she could think of right now was Regina and their memories together in