Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 1712

Sheryl was set on putting Catherine through absolute hell.

The Hill family’s manor.

Just as Catherine was about to go to bed after bathing the two kids, her phone rang.

She walked to the balcony with her phone. “Uncle Titus, you’re calling me at such a late hour. What’s the matter?”

“Sheryl has escaped, ” Titus’s hoarse voice was heard. “The first place she went to was the funeral parlor. Sally tried to tear us apart by telling her that I killed Rebecca. She even said I locked Sheryl up previously to drive her mad on purpose, instead of treating her illness, but for the purpose of…”

“You don’t have to explain further. I understand everything.” Catherine’s expression was somber. It was most likely that Sheryl thought she was having an affair with Titus.

wrong. She’s not herself. It’s because of

smile. Titus was even speaking up for Sheryl at this point. “Uncle Titus, I don’t mind as I haven’t really spent time with her. It’s up to her to behave however she wants. As for you, you need to get over it, given

to Australia. Now, she totally believes everything

her temples. “ Is there really

Soromon Islanders will definitely get even with the Costners. My status and background are

can do is… Leave her alone?” Catherine added, “If she’s not cured, the effects of her condition must be

Sheryl can sense that something isn’t right with her body, but I guess she must’ve assumed it was caused by the shot I gave her in the hospital. When she returns to Soromon Island, I’m sure she’ll hire a professional medical team to treat her illness. She can

fact that I took the initiative to lock her up. Also, for the fact that Rebecca isn’t her daughter has been exposed, she’ll

was her first time hearing Titus

had made some hurtful

end of the day, we don’t have any evidence. She won’t believe in whatever we say. Even if I take a DNA test, she’ll think that we fake the result. Perhaps the only person she’ll somewhat trust is her son. It’d be great if we could save