The Kiss that Sparked it All

Chapter 862

Patricia’s sob story didn’t pull any weight at all. Her eyes filled with resentment, glared at Ellinor, “No, no… Ellinor, you made up these lies to smear me! It’s you! It’s all your plot! You’re out to get me! I won’t let you have your way

Unable to turn the tide, Patricia lost her cool and dropped her act. She lunged at Ellinor, trying to choke the life out of the one who kept screwing up her plans…

Yet, she didn’t even manage to lay a finger on Ellinor before Theo had her wrist in a firm grip. “What do you think you’re doing?”

Patricia didn’t dare to lash out at Theo, she defended herself through tears, ‘Theo, you can’t believe what this woman is saying! Don’t trust her!

Ellinor, she’s a girl from a poor family, she wants riches and luxury, everything she’s done is to win your favor, so she’s trying her best to drive a wedge between us, that way she can successfully become a rich lady! You absolutely can’t trust her

Theo’s brows furrowed in disgust, but he never laid a hand on a woman.

After pushing Patricia away in annoyance, he looked coldly at Balfour nearby and demanded, “Aren’t you going to rein in your sister?”

Balfour was nearby and instinctively wanted to protect Ellinor when Patricia charged at her. Luckily Theo was quick enough to shield Ellinor first.

meter away by Theo, and her emotional state deteriorated further. She looked to Balfour for

what Patri has been

even though Balfour didn’t give two hoots about his stepmother, he always cloted on Patri and would never tolerate anyone

Xenia and Patricia, and he said without an

words shocked both

into Balfour’s arms, crying. “‘Balfour, how could you not believe

After all the lies you’ve told, all the people you’ve deceived you don’t even feel ashamed now

two meters away and almost fell to the

Balfour since

defended herself through tears, “Balfour. I didn’t.

this, Balfour’s eyes were filled with contempt

she

calmly looked at the hospital bed, first at McNeil Howard, who had been silent all this

he always remained a bystander, not participating, not speaking,

had