Mistakenly Love You, To The Bones

put on your w

tte back to a more cruel rea

mbling all over. That

busy decorating for her, knew it's a

hey were

the next second, her hands were tight

tte could only be at the m

ery eyes in the mirror. The delicate jewel

ly, but her face w

s driz

edding ceremony in S city. There was

st of crying not far away. Her body stiffened. Thinking of the portrait

dding. It was Bill

curity guards surrounded Amelia Wytte, as

te on the verge of collapse. She stood still and looked des

away, she still saw Nic

solemn as if he had sunk into ice. He stood alone in the center,

elia Wytte stared at his back, as if he had felt someth

sensed the hint in his eyes and immediatel

pace. The continuous cries and the heavy syllables o

Suddenly, a sharp and an

pped hard on the face. She lost her balance and was

d, she saw Laura Kent's face f

oman who had been well maintained ten years older in an inst

r. It's all your fault. You killed my

ped hard on the other

re was a taste of fishy sweetness in her nose. She had no doubt

I don't know what h

ashed. Lying on the ground, Amelia Wytte

You are not qualified to call Bill 's name!" Laura

ple's attention. They looked at Am

Kent were undoubtedly shocking news. A reporter took

weak to say a word. The rain and tears blurred her eyes,

he street in their eyes, and e

eeper and deeper, and no

as him. The heart of Amelia Wytte rose and fell. She was abo

nd let him rest in peace." Nicola Clinton walked to Amelia Wytte, looked

wrinkles at the corners of her eyes were full of resentmen

you have to find jinx to keep him company and hurt him for a li

cola Clinton 's face stiffened and his thin lips tigh

consciousness was somewhat absent-minded,she covered her

ould t

for one night, but when she w

ght. The man who always had a cold face but lived in

te felt a tearing pain on her head, a

ife!" All of a sudden, Laura Kent seemed to have lost her mind. She grabbed

d her knee , and the sharp heel

e's hands were tightly gripping the ground. Thi

a child. She had lived a proud and wanton life. Even if the

She had no evidence and conditions to resi

ow to

Soon, two tall men behind her rudely pressed he

ifferent, but fixed on the thin figure who was unwill

the forehead and the cold tile, accompanied by a

strength was even heavier, and th

s not

tle came, and the heavy footstep

d shackles locked the slender a