Said I didn’t Love Him But I Lied

Saniogo did not say much. It was normal for her to have friends.

“What are your friends doing now?”

“Saniogo, most of them are enjoying their lives at home and out drinking everyday.”

“You could have that life too, but you gave up that opportunity. Do you know that?”

He spoke with a smile.

Her expression stiffened. “Saniogo, what are you talking about? I have goals that I’m pursuing.”

“It’s fine to have goals to pursue, but life is endless. Don’t you think there should be a meaning to life? We shouldn’t be chasing after something vague and illusionary.” His tone was low, as if he was trying to persuade himself.

Perhaps it was what he was thinking.

She should live for herself and think about her own future.

Unfortunately, the lovely little girl from the past had already turned into a stranger to him.

Her face was the same, but now…

“Saniogo, what are you talking about? I’m not doing something illusory. I know what happened abroad disappointed you. Now, everything’s fixed. I know it’s in the family rules not to do anything harmful.”

When he heard her words, the disappointment in his eyes intensified.

It seemed that there was nothing he could do about it.

“Saniogo, are you still angry?”

“Missha, I’m not angry. I just feel that after so many years of you not being by my side, you’re becoming a stranger.” He raised his head and looked into her eyes.

However, she smiled slightly. “Saniogo, you’re overthinking it. I haven’t changed. I’m still your lovely sister. I still love everyone in the Jenkins family. That will never change.”

Saniogo looked down and drank the cup of tea in his hand.

“Weren’t you going out? Go ahead.”

“Okay. I won’t be coming home tonight. Saniogo, go to bed early and don’t drink too much tea.” With that, she left with her bag.

Saniogo leaned on the sofa while complex emotions welled up in his eyes.

When Missha walked out of the front door, her emotions from before disappeared. She looked back at the Jenkins family villa, and her eyes were dimmed. Soon, she disappeared into the night.

She went to visit Wilson.

He looked much older because of what had happened recently. When he saw her, he was shocked.

“You… ”

“Wilson, you really have guts. How dare you touch my things.”NôvelD(ram)a.ôrg owns this content.

“Hmph… Your things? You wanted me dead. Why weren’t you expecting this? I just did it to protect myself.”

She sneered, “Protect yourself? How dare you say that when you’re already broken? Wilson, even if you had not done that, with the things that you’ve done in the past, you should have been dead a long time ago.”

He sneered. Even if he deserved to die, wasn’t it the same for her?

Whatever she had done before was enough for her to be jailed for life. How did she dare talk to him like that now?

“Who are you to say such things to me? If it weren’t for you, I wouldn’t have ended up like this.” Wilson was furious.

Missha looked at him coldly. “Who are you to act so arrogantly in front of me? You wouldn’t have agreed to my requests if you didn’t want to leave this place. Now that something has happened, you’re blaming me. If you hadn’t switched the jewelry, you wouldn’t have been arrested. Wilson, you brought this on yourself.”

He looked into her eyes. He did not know what to say.

She snorted, “Well, at least you’re smart enough to not sell me out. Otherwise, you will die here, do you understand?”

Of course, he understood that there was nothing more reassuring than shutting a person up by killing them.

He finally understood how desperate Madison was when she was here. There was no certainty as to when one would die.

Missha was the one who decided whether to keep them alive or not.

“Where is the jewelry?”

“I’m sure you know. Why are you still asking me?” He stated unhappily.

Of course, she knew, but what she wanted to know was if Theodore knew about her.

“I just want to know how much Theodore knows about me.”

“You’ll have to ask him. How would I know?” He retorted grumpily.

If he had known, he would not be here.

Missha could tell that he had no idea. It looked like she had to have a good chat with Theodore.

“Wilson, you’d better not be lying. If I know you hid the jewelry, you’re dead,” she threatened in a harsh voice. Then, she got up and walked out.

He snorted coldly. He wanted to tell her the truth, but he did not want to let Theodore off lightly.

It was better to let them fight amongst themselves.

Missha left and went straight to the hotel. What she needed to do now was to find out where Theodore had hidden the jewelry.

What she did know was that someone had photographed her leaving after seeing Wilson.

Everleigh came to the hospital to work just like any other day. She was surprised to see Missha there.

“Aunt Missha, why are you here?”

“I came to see you.”

“Have a seat. I’ll get you a glass of water,” Everleigh said and went to get her a glass of water.

Missha looked at her niece with complicated emotions in her eyes. “By the way, Everleigh, let’s go out tomorrow. I heard that there is a place with nice scenery in the countryside.”

“Why the sudden plans?”

“I’m just bored. Bring Alastair and Adrienne as well. Four of us can go together.” Missha took a sip of water from the glass.

Everleigh did not quite understand, but she still nodded.

At night, Everleigh told Theodore about this matter. He frowned slightly. “Why tomorrow?”

“I don’t know either. Maybe she’s free tomorrow. I’m telling you so that you don’t need to pick me up from the hospital tomorrow,” she said helplessly.

Theodore understood, but in his heart, he was thinking about what to do next.

The next day, Everleigh, Alastair, Adrienne, and Missha went to the countryside to enjoy the scenery.

Missha had prepared a lot of food.

“We look like we’re moving.” Alexander looked at the number of bags. It did not look like they were just going for an outing.

“You will never understand the mind of a woman. You’ll find out when you get married,” Missha teased him.

Alexander smiled and said nothing. He watched them leave in the car before entering the house.

Saniogo walked out with a stern expression on his face. “Follow them.”

“What? Why?”

“I’m telling you to get in the car and follow them. Don’t let Missha know. Go now,” Saniogo instructed sternly, as if it was a very serious matter.

Alexander did not understand, but he did as he was told.

In the car, Adrienne looked at the surrounding environment and said with a smile, “Grand-Aunt, the air is so fresh here.”