Love's Tangled Web by Donna Taylor

Chapter 505

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“I know there are issues between you and the Owens family. My sister, in her innocence, unintentionally helped them, which I know caused you a lot of trouble. That’s why I brought her here today to formally apologize,” Winnie explained straightforwardly.

Quinlee offered Ellie a cup of freshly brewed coffee, her tone sincere. “I’m really sorry, Ellie. I trusted Evelyn’s lies, which made me help the Owens family in secret.”

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“If I had known how much Ethan hated you, I never would have helped her,” Quinlee said, pushing the coffee cup closer to Ellie. “I truly didn’t mean it.”

Ellie lowered her gaze to the coffee again, choosing not to accept it. Quinlee was apologizing, and it felt petty to hold onto her grudges.

“I don’t hold any ill will against those who are unaware,” Ellie replied coolly. “But I have to leave now; I have things to take care of.”

for some reason, perhaps trying to help her old friend Haley. At Jinerity, Ellie had mistaken Quinlee for Haley. However, after Diana reminded

true intentions, she could feel the occasional malice from Quinlee, which was very real. Without any leads or evidence,

and she had too much on her

Ellie left, Quinlee grabbed the untouched coffee and took it to the bar area to

and had taken that chance to drug

they hadn’t confronted each other directly.

for excessive self–defense. When Ellie learned this news, she simply stayed silent, locking herself in her

off from the massage therapy clinic, while Jason decided to visit

a police car, with Nancy collapsed in the hallway, crying. Even Evan

sadness hung over the entire Warren family, the mood even darker than

same outfit he had had on a week ago; his once–white shirt was wrinkled, and his hair was messy, partially obscuring his eyes. He looked worn out, the frustration of his situation weighing

back at his parents, “Mom, please don’t cry. I’m not gone forever,” he smiled weakly, but the bitterness was

What will change by then?”

of your parents,” Jason said, his expression serious.