The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Quinn nodded heavily. "I know I haven't gathered enough evidence yet, but I've lived with her for so many years. She's bound to slip up sooner or later."

Lucas felt the whole thing was absurd. To think Thalia killed her sister for her ridiculous idea of love! It was not until Quinn laid everything out in front of him that all those strange details from the past flooded back into his mind.

"That's why I had to tell you that Thalia is a very dangerous woman. She must be the mastermind behind Melody's kidnapping. I even suspect she had something to do with your grandmother falling down the stairs!"

Lucas closed his eyes and, after a moment, responded hoarsely, "Call me immediately if Thalia comes back here."

Quinn nodded. She had chosen to take Lucas' side since the moment she decided to lay everything bare. After all, even a fool knew they would be better off choosing Lucas over Thalia.

Having arranged everything, Lucas hastily left the house. He quickly got into his car and headed back to the hospital. He could not shake off his worries about Melody.

Lucas was certain Thalia would come back to take revenge against Melody if she was truly as ruthless as Quinn described. He did not understand what he had done to make Thalia so obsessively in love with him. He could not even recall any significant interaction between them. Unknowingly, he had befriended a murderer!

could not forgive

had woken up. He changed direction and felt instantly relieved when he

was to find evidence against Thalia for her crimes. He needed to bring her to court and make her face the

she even managed a faint smile, signaling for him not

held onto his wife's hands tightly, as if afraid that letting go would mean losing her

"There you are, Lucas."

Lucas knelt beside

now, you're a grown man now. You shouldn't be acting like

she had a little

just woken up, Cedric did not dare to tell her everything, only mentioning that

Lucas naturally understood his

concern, so he smiled and said, "Don't worry, it's nothing serious. Grandma, I wanted