Chapter 379

Chapter 379 He’d Come Threatening Me

Caroline moved her lips, preparing to say, “Very much.”

However, she spoke differently, saying, “We’re not acquainted, so there’s no reason for hate.”

“Really? So, you don’t believe those online comments?” Casey was quite surprised.

“It doesn’t matter if I believe them or not. But I do dislike your family a lot.”

Casey’s expression turned solemn. “What do you mean?”

Caroline chuckled, opened her eyes, and looked at Casey. “Haven’t you seen my injuries? It’s all

because of your father!”

Casey was unaware of the incident. He frowned and asked, “Could you tell me what happened?”

Caroline hesitated briefly before recounting Draco’s misunderstanding.

Casey looked apologetic. “I’m very sorry. My father is old, and he might be taking things too far.”

Caroline remained silent.

Casey paused momentarily before asking, “Has my youngest brother visited you? You two used to

be close, as far as I know.”

Caroline replied, “It’s unnecessary. We’ll just end up arguing when he’s here.”

Casey said, “You used to-”

“Don’t mention him again if you’re going to use the phrase ‘used to“. We can stop talking right here,

* Caroline interjected.

“I apologize. I shouldn’t have brought it up. After all, my actions led to this situation,” Casey said.

bitterly.

Caroline sneered inwardly. She realized she might have fallen for Casey’s act if she didn’t know

his true personality.

Casey appeared polite and graceful, but he was like an animal in reality!

Why else would Jamie feel the need to run away in fear or want to strangle him?

Caroline fell silent, and suddenly, a thought crossed her mind. ‘Maybe I can get information from

Casey about the person who exposed Jamie to the media.‘

No one else besides Casey would speak about this incident.

Draco wouldn’t to protect his reputation, and Evan wouldn’t because it was his weak spot.

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The only remaining suspect was Casey, who had built his public image by playing the victim card.

Caroline smirked. “You’re quite brave, aren’t you? Isn’t it good to be alive?”

“I’ve committed sins that haunt me at night, Casey admitted.

Caroline suppressed her disgust and said, “Since it’s in the past and you’ve already faced Evan’s

wrath, perhaps it’s time to move on.”

Mary soon arrived with a blanket.

Caroline said, “It’s getting cold, Mr. Jordan, so I’ll head back now.”

Casey didn’t stop her. “Sure. I’ll see you when I see you.”

Mary led Caroline back to her room while Casey watched her with narrowed eyes. He found her

resistance to public opinion intriguing. Her earlier remarks hinted at a strong aversion to Evan.

If that were the case, it could work to his advantage.

Meanwhile, at Xander Residence.

Daniella was brainstorming ways to improve Casey’s situation in her room. She couldn’t afford to

let this opportunity slip away.

Unable to come up with a solution, she called Hector for help, but his phone was off.

Frustrated, she tossed her phone onto the bed.

“What’s wrong with Hector? He’s never around when I need him, but he shows up to threaten me when

I don’t!” Daniella muttered to herself, pacing in a