Chapter 24

Natalie looked up and stared straight at Abigail. "I was thinking…" Abigail started. "How about I wash it first before returning it to you?" "I'm throwing it away. There's no need to wash it." "You worked so hard to knit it, and it's still perfectly good. Wouldn't it be such a shame to throw it away?" Natalie exerted force again, trying to snatch it back. "How I deal with it is my business." Abigail tightened her grip as well. She even raised her other hand, trying to pry Natalie's fingers open. At the same time, she noticed the bead bracelet on Natalie's wrist. It looked very familiar. From the very first time she had met Natalie, that bracelet had been on her wrist. She had never taken it off, not even once, for years. It had to be something important and precious. A dark glint flickered through Abigail's eyes. In the midst of the tug-of-war, Natalie suddenly felt something snap, and her wrist felt light all of a sudden. Immediately after, a rapid clatter rang out as objects