I Became His Sweetheart by Bright Eyes

Chapter 36

Only the faint whimpering of the two women was left in the courtyard as the once noisy cries finally stopped.

Sheena’s torment was about to begin.

“Do you remember when you falsely accused me of stealing jewelry and took away my shares in the Freeman family? Since I’ve already smashed the courtyard, let’s consider that debt settled. But what about the punishment you gave me, making me kneel in the pouring rain?“, Then, Sheena gestured with her eyes, and the bodyguard swiftly kicked the back of Erin’s knee, causing her to collapse. The small cobblestones beneath her caused her immense pain, and Erin’s head swung downward due to the impact.

Though restrained by the bodyguards, her head did not touch the ground, but it came close enough to make a bow toward Sheena.

Erin felt a mixture of pain and humiliation. Her face contorted in agony.

Tears welled up in Faye’s eyes, and she was still mumbling as if muttering some curse like ‘ You f*cking bitch!‘ or ‘I hope you die!‘

“Does it hurt to see your own daughter suffer? Have you ever considered what my mom would feel when you treated me that way?” Sheena’s voice turned icy, and she unconsciously clenched her hand tightly, causing it to ache slightly.

Unpleasant memories flooded back.

looked at the horizon where the sun was

pity that it’s not raining heavily today, but I’m not done yet,” Sheena murmured, frowning in contemplation. Suddenly, an idea struck her,

a few buckets of water from

bodyguards immediately carried out her

a corner of the garden, shivering when they heard Sheena’s tormenting methods. However, none dared to intervene as

Erin used to bully Sheena frequently, and being punished for her

with five buckets of water, unintentionally bringing some small

she begged Sheena for mercy, crying

no trace of her former arrogance and domineering

it over her.”

order left the

Splash!

bucket of water was poured down over Erin’s

she shivered from the cold. There were aquatic plants sticking to her face and tiny shrimps wriggling above her

scene was pitiful.

she detested the most, mocking her. Even the servants, whom she had often scolded, were now sneaking glances at