Chapter 685 Wanting Relief

It was as if it was only after Henry had just come to see her that she suddenly felt she was doing the wrong thing. At the same time, she began to feel that she had done so much and got nothing out of it, yet she was still living an uprooted life on the run. So what was the point of what she had done in the past? At this moment, Ivy began to doubt that her past was meaningless. She began to doubt that everything she had done in the past was a joke or empty talk, because after all that she had done, she had gained nothing and had ended up in this situation instead. How would Stanley hate her so much? Should she be sent to prison, or should he execute her himself? If she had been sent to prison, she would not have lasted long in jail, because she had committed enough of these to get the death penalty. And for Stanley's own execution, how could Stanley continue to let her live since he hated her so much? He would only let her go to hell and make amends to his parents, so there wa