Love's Bitter Edge (Eva and Leonard)

Chapter 50

Chapter 50 Partners in Crime

Despite Lily's words, her eyes glinted with satisfaction as she looked at me, not showing a trace of sorrow I almost wanted to applaud her. She had the talent to make as an actress, yet she chose to become a homewrecker, wasting her abilities. Acrowd had gathered in a short time. People were all exchanging glances and eager to watch the drama unfold.

"Ms. Jane, It was you who let go of the bag. Eva didn't even touch it," Zack said as he stepped in front of me with a stem expression directed at Lily.

It seemed like she was waiting for him to speak. Lily couldn't suppress her grin and quickly covered her mouth. "You're Eva's...of course you'll take her side.

Her deliberate vagueness caused everyone's eyes to linger on us with a newfound curiosity. Even though Zack and I had cleared up the rumors about us, it seemed like no one wanted to believe the truth

Leonard handed the jewelry box back to Lily with a scoff "Your testimony doesn't count. Who knows if you're not conspiring against Lily together?"

were an idiot. He seemed to have completely forgotten lan's instructions for today. If it weren't for the Harmon family, L wouldn't have bothered attending

too expensive for me to pay for if it's broken. I couldn't have done it on purpose.

Eva and instead choose to believe her? Zack seemed disgusted by them and raised his voice significantly. I

and Lily had blocked everyone's view earlier. I knew no one could testify for me. And

can something so valuable just be written off?" I knew she was trying to

gave her a smile. "Wasn't this jewelry considered shared marital property? Why are you so

expected, at the mention of shared

good whack. It was Lily's first time meeting lan, a despite her fear, she quickly approached him with a

and

Harmon family is right here. And who are you, exactly? At that moment,

Leonard a glare. "Aren't you supposed to be entertaining the guests? At his command, the crowd gradually dispersed back into the hall. I continued to play the part of a dutiful Mrs. Harmon. Fortunately, the anniversary celebration ended without further

"Didn't you say this emerald was for Eva? Then why was that little harlot