The Remorseful Brothers

Chapter 215

Yasmine lazily glanced over Helen and said slowly, “Helen, no one knows your situation better than you. Do you really want to be the scapegoat?”

Helen looked at her in disbelief. “Would you really be that kind?”

“In fact, there should be another person behind you and Yvette. Is it Irene? What end did you get from protecting them so much?” Yasmine said with a faint smile.

Helen’s face was pale, yet she stubbornly said, “Being close to you isn’t any better, is it? It’s just jumping from one pit of wolves to another.”

“I don’t have time to waste on you. I know that the person in Luxury Lane Villas back then was Yvette. I need more details, tell me,” Yasmine’s eyes were so chilling that it sent a shiver down one’s spine.

Helen shivered under the coldness of that gaze. After weighing her options, she finally spoke. Perhaps Yasmine was right; she had leaped from a wolf’s den into a lion’s mouth, but she had no intention of being someone else’s scapegoat.

After Helen confessed how Irene helped her get out and how she introduced her to Yvette, a satisfied smile appeared on Yasmine’s face. “Since you’ve told everything you shouldn’t be stuck in the detention center any longer.

Helen’s expression was complicated, knowing Yasmine wouldn’t let her off easily. Sure enough, Yasmine spoke again. “Helen, do you remember how you managed to escape last time? Your mental evaluation is still here, and the place you should be is the psychiatric hospital”

Her voice was light, but Helen’s face changed drastically. “No! You can’t do this to me?” People in psychiatric hospitals aren’t normal. They have to take meds every day, and she surely didn’t want to go in there. Last time, her grandpa had a hard time saving her, and he wouldn’t soften up and save her again this time.

Yasmine had already stood up and threw a line, “This is out of your hands, before walking away.

Helen chased after Yasmine’s direction, “Yamine! 1 just helped you! You jerk, don’t send me to the psychiatric hospital” But as soon as she uttered the first words, the police pulled her away and locked her back in the detention center.

In the psychiatric hospital, Helen was sent back once again. Without Xavier’s instructions and Matthew’s care, this time she was treated like an ordinary patient. The only difference was she got special attention because of her criminal record, so the nurse was particularly cautions while attending to her.

Now, without the protection of those people, Helen is nothing. In just a mere half day since she was admitted, she’s already faced plenty of scolding.

need to take

someone else’s food again. Now go back to your room and calm down for an

happen every moment, and she’s

one has approached her since then. Along with the endless loneliness, she doesn’t even have

held her tray and found a corner to sit in peace. Yet just as she was

replied impatiently. “Can’t you see

a bite, a

The person continued. Just when she thought she had met a normal person, the person suddenly snatched away her utensils and spoke to the fork, “Buddy, don’t

in the restaurant

Patients like this were quite common in the mental hospital

look, for them intentionally.

dinner, the hospital provided the meals. Helen obediently sat by the bed, holding a bowl of rice. The nurse was about to rush in

saw it was the lunatic she encountered in the afternoon, living on the same floor as her. “Get out! Get out of here! She now had no

potatoes and greens–these vegetables should

patients on the floor started s mes were extremely annoying, and she desperately covered her

in unison.

hours before things quieted down. The moonlight

lighten. She finally slept

9:45 AM

Chapter 215

Intrusive thoughts.

resumed her college courses. After class, Yoselin would always show up punctually at Yastnine’s counseling office. Previously, their routine was for Yoselin to receive psychological counseling,

one to Yoselin. They’ve been doing things like this these past few days. Yasmine doesn’t trust

on the ocean. You’ve made plans to see a movie with someone.