Chapter 94

“No, I wouldn’t dare to play you like a fool! When Edith started working as our housekeeper, you didn’t even know Laurel yet. Do you think I’m a psychic?” Henry’s expression eased a little as he pondered silently. But the air in the ward felt suffocating with his presence. He always gave off an oppressive vibe, especially when he was in a bad mood. I kept silent because it seemed useless to say anything else. Finally, Henry got up. “Don’t contact her again. Stay away from her and don’t try to find out more about her. Just pretend nothing ever happened.” “How could I pretend that nothing ever happened?” I asked, annoyed. I looked at Henry indignantly. “Do you take me as a fool? Do you think I can pretend like nothing ever happened when it has hurt me?” “Then what do you want?” Henry stood at the front of the bed and looked at me condescendingly, as if I were still his devout follower who had worshiped him for ten years. I mocked him. “Henry, you’re planning to make concessions fo