Chapter 402

There was a clear twitch in Isaac's calm gaze right then, as if he was hopeful about what Irene was going to say. However, before Irene could tell him that Yvaine's death had nothing to do with her, she remembered the letter Yvaine left her. Caught in a dilemma just then, her lips trembled as she murmured, "I-I'm sorry. It was an accident… believe me." She hung her head with those quick words, and left the study as if fleeing. Quickly hiding herself in the washroom, she pressed a hand firmly over chest to restrain herself. However, her nostrils were already moist and her tears were flowing without control. She clasped a hand over her mouth to stop herself from crying out—so that no one would notice her misery. Still, it took her a long while to compose herself, At dinner, she sat away from Isaac, keeping her head down and not tasting her food at all. Isaac never spoke, but he put a glass of milk Mrs. Watson prepared in front of her, and left the dining room. Irene stared at t