What Separates Me and You

Chapter 90 That’s Probably It in This Life

Josephine fell silent for a couple of seconds, then she opened the door and got into the car.

Lewis was next to her. She could clearly sense his gaze on her. It was as if he wanted to cut her to pieces.

Josephine hung her head. She didn’t dare look up at Lewis’s expression.

Fortunately, Lewis said nothing as well.

Conrad also didn’t dare to even make a sound. He did his best to minimize his presence and drove steadily.

The silence in the car was deafening, so much so that Josephine could even hear her own breathing.

The car was driven slowly and steadily in the direction of their home. Josephine watched from the corner of her eyes as the scenery at night moved backward outside the car. As she got closer to home, she started to get nervous.

40 minutes later, the car stopped outside the entrance of the mansion.

Conrad very sensibly got out of the car and left, leaving the couple alone.

Lewis still didn’t say anything.

Josephine bit her lip. She plucked up her courage and turned to steal a glance at him. He was leaning in his seat, completely hidden in the dark. She could only see his silhouette. She

extended her hand in hesitation and tugged at his sleeve.

Only then did Lewis turn his head over, and his line of sight landed on her face.

Josephine hung her head.

Lewis reached out and lifted her face. “What have you guys done in the past three days?”

Josephine’s body stiffened. Her mind could not help but recall all the things that had happened in the past three days. Her head began to hurt again.

Josephine raised her hand and explained to him, “Avery and I didn’t do anything at all. We were kidnapped. That person-”

“I know who he is. What I’m asking is, what have you guys done?” Lewis cut her off.

Josephine’s body shook, and her eyes gradually widened.

He knew? He actually knew. However, for three days, three full days, he didn’t come looking for her at all.

He even asked her what she had done with Seth in the past three days.

She should have been used to it. She should have been used to his disinterest and his indifference. However, what he said still made her heart ache and bleed.

then she suddenly

at herself for thinking too highly of herself and how unbelievably worthless her years of adoration

right about her. She was truly pathetic.

“Answer me.”

hand, and signed, “What else can a man and

Josephine’s face was scrunched up

suddenly got closer to her. His face appeared in the light as well. “What did you guys do?

a daze, and her chest was aching so much

everything, so you’ve already seen it

to

by choice?”

suddenly wanted to see what he

matter how much he disliked something, he absolutely would not let another person touch it as long as it

right at him. With the firm decision to

unfortunate that all Josephine heard was him inhaling roughly. Then, he suddenly opened the door, grabbed her hand, and yanked her out

out of the car, so she fell hard to the

forward while dragging her hand. Josephine stumbled to get up and to catch up

the bathroom, then threw

filled with water, but

her jaw and pushed her

struggled in the water, flailing both her arms and legs. The floor was covered in

she struggled for a little while, Lewis grabbed her collar and yanked her out of the water.

quite a bit of water

it by

flowing down from the top of her head. She did her best to look at Lewis’s face

it by choice?” he

Josephine still nodded.

her

didn’t struggle anymore. She lay in there and let the cold water drown. her. Her hands

her life, so it was good as well that Lewis could

would be implicated by her anymore if she had expired, and she would no longer be

like her should have breathed her last a long

her life flashed before her eyes. The feeling of suffocation came over her, and she began to

moment, Lewis yanked her out again and gave her CPR. She

go

she slumped over the bathtub. Water was dripping from her head to toe. The water flowed along her sleeves and dripped on

splashes from her struggles earlier had

off his jacket and threw it

Josephine and lifted her chin. “Now tell