Chapter 46 Anyone Who Touches You Deserves to Die

Karma. That word lingered in Gardenia's mind long after she returned to Ansel's villa after work. She felt no guilt whatsoever about Frank's death. After all, if he hadn't harbored ill intentions first, he wouldn't have crossed Ansel. But seeing Linda and her daughter reminded her of the desperate situation she and Camelia had once been in. Back then, even the slightest noise or movement outside would send Camelia clutching her tightly. Every morning, she had to watch Gardenia walk through the school gates with her own eyes. And when school let out, she followed Gardenia every step of the way home. Gardenia had already been living in constant fear, convinced her life was as bad as it could get—until Camelia jumped from that building. Only then did Pablo, the most relentless debt collector with the cruelest methods, finally end up behind bars. But was that karma? Camelia was gone—dead and never coming back. But Pablo? He'd get his sentence, serve his time, and one day walk free.