The Second Life of a Discarded Heiress

Chapter 614

Are they even human anymore?

Bastards. The two of them were absolute monsters.

Under his venomous gaze, Sawyer finally relaxed, letting out a long breath as he nodded.

A satisfied smile spread across his face. "Good. As long as she wakes up and stops going against Jeanette, the Iverson family will make sure she never wants for anything in her life."

As soon as Sawyer finished, Theo spoke up. "Whatever the case, Citrine is still my girlfriend. When she wakes up, I'll make it up to her. I promise."

Sawyer's smile faded, just a little.

He hesitated, then turned to Theo with a serious look. "Theo, you're really not planning to break up with Citrine?"

Theo blinked, almost startled. "Break up?"

At those words, the warmth drained from Theo's eyes. He gave Sawyer a warning look. "I've never even considered breaking up with Citrine."

Sawyer stared at him, disbelief plain on his face. "But you treat Jeanette so well— and besides... Jeanette's completely in love with you."

"If you don't break up with Citrine, Jeanette's going to be heartbroken."

some memory surfaced, then said quietly, "I only

Jeanette's sleeping form, and said solemnly, "Still, you have my word: I'll always protect Jeanette.

and more unreadable. He thought of all the times Jeanette had cried in secret over Theo,

good to her. For her sake, you didn't even hesitate to have Citrine's kidney taken out. So why-why on earth can't you just

stayed silent for a long moment. Finally, he said in a hard voice, "Let me make this absolutely clear. I will never break up with Citrine, and I don't

is out of the hospital, we're

went wide with anger, glaring at Theo in

was

like a sister to me. As long as I'm around, no matter who she

when suddenly,

scream.

slipped

at once, rushing over in

hovered over his daughter, worry etched on his face. "Jeanette,

yourself? Let me see." Theo was even more anxious, gently grabbing Jeanette's hand to check for

Raymond finally understood everything. His

he was sure he'd be throwing

he, a bystander, felt this sick, how much worse must it

and her boyfriend-together, they'd stolen

They deserved