Where Petals of Vengeance Bloom

Chapter 377

Scalding water crashed down in an instant, and Claire instinctively tried to dodge it, but the iron cage left her nowhere to run.

The boiling water drenched her, drawing a scream of agony as she collapsed onto the floor, writhing in pain.

Her skin turned a furious red; angry blisters welled up in seconds, a gruesome sight to behold.

Already weakened from surgery, Claire's body was in no shape to withstand this sudden assault.

Her wounds split open-fresh blood poured out.

Scarlet stood nearby, watching Claire's torment with cruel delight, throwing her head back in laughter.

Vincent, on the other hand, looked away, discomfort flickering in his eyes. He let out a heavy sigh. "Claire, why do you have to be so stubborn? If you'd just done as you were told, you could have avoided all this pain."

Claire glared at them both, her gaze burning with hatred.

Scarlet, Vincent-you'll pay for this. I swear you will.

Outside Cresthaven Institute of Technology.

Two luxury cars were parked by the curb.

Normand shot a glare at Liam, his tone bristling. "Honestly, could you be any more annoying? You know Mandy can't stand you, and yet you keep trying to get close to her."

instead turning his

your little brother? You're sharp as a tack, but he looks like some reckless punk. Hard to believe

his brother kept talking about turned out to be

words. “Speak for yourself, punk. Takes

interrupted, placing a

If I'd known you'd take his side, I wouldn't have bothered bringing

stepped out of the school

catch her

Normand and Liam together gave Mandy an instant headache. Truthfully, she didn't want

pretend she hadn't noticed them

it out, surprised to see Jeffry's name on the

his voice. "Jeffry, how are the

the mention of Claire, Mandy's ears perked up. She strode over to Liam, anxious to

voice crackled through the speaker, urgent and breathless. "We ran into a landslide in the mountains. The

face drained

expression twisted in

"Ms. Linwood's

she woke up, someone

a sudden ringing in her ears, her mind

of transplant surgery-her body was still