Chapter 1237 No Repayment for Kindness

"How is that the same? Besides, if Divine Dr. Moone finds out Felix buried the wooden figure she gave him in the dirt, what do you think she'll think of him?" Trevor said, frowning. "I was the one who buried it, not Felix. If she wants to blame someone, she can blame me," Carrie said through pitiful tears. "Enough. There's no point in saying anything more. What's done is done. Felix, think carefully about how you can fix this. As for you, Carrie, there's no point in scolding you anymore. We're never going to have any connection with you again." Eddie's tone was cold and final. Carrie's eyes widened in panic. "Grandpa! This was my fault! I'll fix it!" she cried desperately. In the end, the sobbing Carrie was escorted out by security and sent back to her school. … Felix held the wooden figure tightly in his hands. His presence seemed cold and unapproachable, and he silently returned to his room. "It's over. Felix is really mad this time," Trevor muttered, frowning as he watched Fe