My Heart only Beats for You

The woman quickly stopped Aimeen.

She yelled, "Aimeen, what are you doing?! Stop hitting Dory!"

Aimeen's eyes were bloodshot red from anger.

She yelled back intensely, "This dumb girl says it was all her fault! She'd take responsibility for all of this! She's going to get us killed!"

She then turned to the old woman, "You! You're the one who's actually responsible for all of this! You should have stayed and taken responsibility for hitting that little girl! You can't just leave and pretend that you weren't involved." The woman said, "That's why I came back. Leave Dory out of this. I'll take the blame for it."

Aimeen snorted at her.

Elsewhere, Selina had caught up to Sabrina.

Trying her best to be gentle, Selina asked, "Sabrina, tell mommy what happened. What the hell is going on? Is it true? Were you laughing at Dory instead of helping her when she fell into the river?" Sabrina was very upset.

She was so angry, she didn't bother lying anymore. "Yes! So what?! She's just a hillbilly! If she dies, then she dies! I don't care! What did you want me to do?! Save her?!"

"Never! I'm Sabrina Perry and I'm a princess! I come from a rich family! What else should I do but laugh at her?! So what if she dies?! She deserves it!"

Selina's heart froze when she heard Sabrina say those things.

understood why that woman slapped

lost her temper and slapped her too if she was in

and began to question

really Matthew's and her

it very hard to believe

herself were very kind

be arrogant from time to time, but she always made it a point to

about

to simply watch and laugh at someone who

asked her about it, why did she respond in

couldn't

some time, she

the suburbs in hopes of teaching her

got was more trouble for it. There was no point

up and took Sabrina's hand, "Come

settle things with Dory and the

run down house,

back in fear but still forced herself to stand up and say, Madam, I'm sorry. I shouldn't have slapped your daughter. This was all my fault. Please leave Dory out of

Dory stood up as well, "No! Madam, it was my fault. This lady was

woman glared at