Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 806 Chill of Indifference

Selena saw he had nothing to say and turned to leave.

Raymond's eyes flashed with panic, but he couldn't get a word out.

He trailed behind her for a few steps, all the way outside.

Selena stopped.

From Raymond's angle, he could still see a red kiss mark on her ear.

It was his doing.

She didn't look at him but pulled out her phone to call Ann, waiting for her ride.

Raymond stood there for a bit before mumbling, "I'll take you."

Selena took a deep breath and suddenly locked eyes with him, saying, "Can I take your silence as an admission of guilt? If you really think you messed up, you should let Mia go to jail and pay for Jacob's death, not come to the prison and violate me after Mia indirectly caused Jacob's death."

this,

meant caring; indifference was what scared Raymond

and after a long

it amusing, looking at his face,

sad. "Forget it, I will continue

Selena's cousin Jacob, so that panic magnified

all make me sick," Selena said; the statement was like a

saw his face turn grim for a moment, but then it

opened the

frowned, thought for a moment, and got into the

door to get out, but Raymond spoke at that moment, "Christopher and I grew up together, but our personalities are completely different. However, we share a common hobby, which is painting. Christopher is good at everything, and he is more talented in this area. Whatever he casually drew would be recognized by Mr. Butler.

his bare hands, causing two of his fingers to become less flexible. In his spare time,

it was the first time she heard him talk so much

much sunlight since childhood and is deficient in calcium. There was the only place I could escape his shadow. I lived comfortably there. After he died, I felt relieved for a moment, thinking no one would compare me to him anymore. But after taking

what are you

hoarsely, "Growing up being compared, I don't know how to be good to someone. The only thing I can think of is to buy you a lot of things,

you didn't listen. I told you

lit it, and