Chapter 358 Can’t Claim the Moral High Ground
“Both exam papers were the same. His score was only higher than mine by one mark, but when I went home, I was punished and wasn’t allowed to eat anything in the evening because I wasn’t number one.”
Arthur took a deep breath. His emotions were undulated in his heart.
Elspeth found it hard to breathe, for she didn’t expect the Winthrop Family’s education to be so cruel.
“So, I stole his exam paper that time and burned it.”
There wasn’t a hint of hesitation on Arthur’s face when he brought it up, nor did he appear guilty, as though he was only talking about something insignificant.
“What are you ready to do, then? Are you going to frame him again just like what you had done in the past?”
Suddenly, an inscrutable smile appeared on Arthur’s face. “Why do you think I was framing him?”
That’s what you said.
Elspeth found the person before her eyes eccentric. It seemed that he was slightly disturbed.
Arthur’s gaze darkened as though he had seen through her mind. “I was just defending my dignity.”
He’s gone mad.
Elspeth could feel him being resigned and his desire to achieve greater heights. However, she couldn’t dissuade him from doing anything at this moment.
That was because she knew that she hadn’t experienced what he had been through, so she couldn’t claim the moral high ground and tell him to be upstanding.
Despite that, she still wasn’t willing to see Arthur falling from grace.
After all, excluding the terrible things he had done before, he had been treating Elspeth and her family members well.
“Arthur,” Elspeth called out to him all of a sudden.
Arthur looked attentively at her. There was a hint of expectancy and inquisition behind his gaze.
“I think the dishes you prepare are delicious.”
What she said was simple to understand, but it didn’t seem to have anything to do with what was going on. She had gone off-topic.
understood her
tell me to be
A playful smile appeared on his lips.
adults was conspicuous but also veiled at the
head. “What I mean is there
be complex and abstruse emotions undulating behind his cold gaze. Elspeth realized that she could
Arthur was slightly moved, he
“Ignore me, then.”
his feet and patted his clothes, though there
come over and cheer you up, but it seems that I’ve disappointed her.” Arthur shrugged and
coat back to her and returned
him leave, she couldn’t identify what she was
thought, she
issues, so why was she even trying to
fished out her phone and found Callum’s name on
used an ocean photo as his profile picture,
he wanted
time, but it all came crashing down at
told herself that she mustn’t cry. Even if she couldn’t help it, she could only shed one drop
her tears from streaming down her face. She blamed it on the chilly weather for
tapped on Callum’s profile picture and
on various
she turned on a game and saw a familiar avatar. Much to her surprise, the man was
she quickly turned
games, for he was usually swamped with work. As such, they had
wanted to befriend her because she was ‘Elsie’. Callum was a possessive person, so he directly married her in the game and spent lots of money to increase their intimacy
that he had been teaming up with a woman, who seemed to be helpful to him. Both of them earned many points together, which showed that they could
was, but she still deleted him from her friend
within. It was
…
days later, the engagement party of Elspeth and Arthur was
the two of them got married, she had to be the most
didn’t want to hold Callum up, and she certainly didn’t want to do that to Arthur either.
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