Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 144



"Based on my research, Ann might not have had much money, but she treated her daughter like gold. She even managed to send you to one of those fancy private schools," he said.

Lisa had indeed attended one of Eldridge City's elite schools. It was there that she first heard the title "King of Eldridge." Connor had no idea that she had seen him back in high school and had fallen for him the moment she laid eyes on him.

Lisa was momentarily speechless. Unease gnawed at her. No one but Ann knew what really happened that night, and Ann would never spill the beans because she felt too guilty.

Lisa hadn't testified in court because she didn't want anyone to know she was raised by a killer. Plus, she hoped Ann would stay locked up forever, which would mean Lisa wouldn't have to worry anymore.

crime. If she kept denying it, she'd only paint herself as a heartless, ungrateful daughter who abandoned her foster mother. She couldn't let Connor think

foster mother wouldn't let me. She said she had done so many wrong things in her life and wanted to spend the rest

about it. That night was a nightmare. When I witnessed my foster mother kill my foster father, I was terrified and panicked. She was

well-being. I've always hoped she could get out early, but she thinks her sins are too heavy for

and yelling. My foster mother was the one who protected me. She

ring of genuine emotion. Ann had been good to her even spoiled her. Their family was poor, but Ann did everything she could to meet Lisa's needs, even if it

another baby at birth, leaving Lisa to grow up in poverty instead of in the wealth she was

little thing Ann had done for her, just to make her tears seem more

cold. "I see. I almost thought you were trying

person. I stay out of the feud between my mother and my foster mother. My foster mother was good to me. If she could get out,

you would be willing to go to the appellate court to