Love's Redemption (Chris and Maddie)

Chapter 293

Yerick was six feet tall and could have brought me down to the floor if he had pulled my arm harder. I swayed in place as I struggled to regain my footing, but Jewel came up to us before I could snap at him. She looked stormy, and for a moment, I was shocked to realize she was not as beautiful up close.

Why did I ever think she was pretty?

Perhaps one's face was determined by one's feelings Judging by how twisted she was, it made sense. that her appearance would reflect it.

"Yerick, come here!" Jewe seethed, glowering at her younger sibling.

"Madeline, save me!" Yerick pleaded like a helpless child behind me.

I rolled my eyes and cursed his wimpy ass. Annoyed, I snapped, "Let go of me!"

"Madeline, please!" he begged, gluing himself to me as a child would when asking for favors.

my heel down on Yerick's foot. He yelped in

freed. I rubbed my skin against my shirt as if to wipe off the feel of his fingers and walked away. However, Jewel stuck her arm out to cut

on me even though you and Chris are already over! Did you think you'd win? It's not as if Chris wouldn't arrange a new abode for me after I've been kick Enlightened, I thought about what Bree had told me before. As it turned out, she made good on her word and kicked Jewel out

then, but now, I secretly praised her bold move. As such, I did not balk under Jewel's mutinous gaze and merely snorted. "I don't care about winning as long as I've put you through hell. Jewel's face turned white with anger, "What do you have to

"Your

set on painting me as a villain, I might as well play the

lips quivered, but she did not know

want to waste my breath on her, so I stepped away from her extended arm

bordered on irritating, "Remember

then, "Ow! Jewel!

wouldn't have bothered helping him. I could tell by his cries and wails that Jewel was lashing out at him after enduring my sharp words. I hurried out of the station with the case documents in hand. I wanted to read it someplace quiet

I brisk-walked to the

car when I ran into Chris. And because the universe had a twisted sense of humor, Chris' car was parked parallel to mine. The last thing I