Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 1638

Catherine desperately wanted Rebecca to die. She hated Sheryl too.

Although Sheryl was her biological mother, she still hated her.

It was okay for Sheryl not to like Catherine. It was forgivable that she was deceived and instigated by Rebecca. However, if she condoned Rebecca kidnapping Catherine’s child, Catherine would never forgive her.

That was because it would mean that Sheryl was evil by nature.

“Suzie, I’m sorry. I didn’t protect you well. I’ll never let anything happen to you again in the future.” Catherine looked at her daughter intently and added silently, ‘Even if I have to risk going to jail, I must send Rebecca, Wesley, and Sarah to jail.’

That way, her children would be able to grow up safely.

Even if she had to lose her freedom for the rest of her life and be unable to stay by Shaun’s side, she had to protect her children.

Titus looked at the mother and daughter with complicated feelings.

was someone who had walked on both the bright and dark paths before, especially in places like Neah Bay. He had taken many lives with his hands, but he would never hurt innocent women and

had also taught his son that men should

felt like he

caused Catherine’s perfect family to be in distress every

Suzie and looked at Titus, who

need to thank me,” Titus said as his indifferent glance swept across the

was worried that the mastermind behind the scenes

while I’m thankful, I’m curious how you got to know about this

gaze set

her lip and said, “I’m not suspecting you. I’m just wondering if

Titus did not reply to her and headed

“Mr. Costner, I must go in today. Suzie might be okay now, but what about tomorrow or the day after tomorrow? I have two children, and the person I love has become a retard now. I’m the only one who can protect them. You have a family too. You should understand

head and gazed at

tall, making Catherine appear very short. Her frame was petite, and her beautiful, stunning face had become a lot more gaunt recently. However, she was standing upright, which reminded people of a sail. Even if she was weak, she would still send