Even after Her Death by Rita Bond

Chapter 122 Karma Have Catch On Anna

God knows how long I'd waited for this day. +5 Free Col

In the past, when Anna and Luke were so close, the Sanders would laugh at it and claim their relationship was just like that of siblings.

None of them ever considered that Anna wasn't adopted by Boltons from birth. She was brought in when she was already a young woman, a teenager with her own thoughts.

After returning to the Sanders, she didn't show much affection to her real brother. Instead, she was all over a man with no blood relation, hugging and touching him.

Such behavior wouldn't even happen between siblings, yet no one questioned it?

Every time I showed the slightest hint of dissatisfaction, they would stand on their moral high ground. mocking me, accusing me of having dirty thoughts.

I had been waiting for an opportunity, for a dinner gathering where everyone was around to expose Anna and Luke's affair.

Little did I know that the opportunity would arrive so soon.

My hand holding the phone was trembling uncontrollably.

During those days when I existed only as a soul, seeing Anna and Luke tangled up together from the start, I was furious to the extreme, but there was nothing I could do to change the situation.

But now, Anna's retribution had arrived!!!

When the moment finally arrived, I realized just how excited I was.

Josh was the first to step forward and kicked the door open-

Then, with a sharp click, he turned on the lights, revealing the two people in the greenhouse in a complete

ITICSS.

been unable to capture before my death. It would make a perfect addition to the grand show at Luke's wedding. Anna was topless. Her hands pressed against the glass, while she

they heard the door being kicked in, Luke quickly pulled

it clearly-Anna's bottom

had even left

in the world could resist

to be so bed. She would go to any

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to her disarray, Luke was

manhood, which

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first reaction was uncertainty-he thought he must have seen it wrong, or maybe he

blinked and looked again at

on her clothes to cover her

out a

on

his words and

face was pale,

listen. He rushed forward and slapped Anna hard across the face. "You ungrateful daughter, what have you done?!" The slap

received such a slap before, and not just

I would try to defend myself, but my father, overly protective of Anna, would slap mé

struck me on the ear, nearly leaving me deaf. I spent almost half a year on medication before my hearing was somewhat restored. But the

the sky, while I was