Chapter 831

Chapter 831:

She couldn’t just let him walk out!

She couldn’t rot in here. Not any longer.

Three years inside these walls had already eroded her sanity.

“Wait! Please!” she screamed, slamming her palm against the partition so hard the glass trembled.

“I’ll talk! I’ll tell you everything! Just—just make it bearable in here, please! Mr. Wall… for Kyla’s sake. For our friendship. I’m not asking for freedom—just a little relief.”

Noah stopped.

Then slowly, he pivoted, returning to the seat with measured calm, his gaze still like ice.

Vivi exhaled shakily.

For now, it seemed she had made the right decision.

She steadied her breath and began, her voice low, laced with fabricated emotion.

“The truth is… back then, you and Kyla were deeply in love. Everyone knew it—you were about to get engaged.”

She paused, watching Noah’s face for any sign of reaction.

“But Sadie—she couldn’t stand it. She hated Kyla for having your heart. Out of envy, she began plotting behind your back. She twisted everything, destroyed your relationship, and when Kyla tried to fight back, Sadie sent her away to Boxing Street in Wheosla. You know the place—crime-infested, lawless. She sent Kyla there to suffer. Alone. With nothing.”

Vivi pressed a trembling hand to her chest.

“Kyla was soft… kind. She never stood a chance against someone like Sadie.”

The corners of Vivi’s eyes reddened, making her look genuinely aggrieved as she said,

“I just couldn’t let this go, so I thought of avenging Kyla. That’s why I planned that car accident. All I wanted was to get rid of that wretched woman, Sadie! I never expected you to risk your own life to save her, Mr. Wall.”

She choked on a sob, and for a moment, it seemed like she was unable to continue.

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“That’s roughly what happened.”

Vivi lifted her head then, her expression pitiful.

“Of course, only Kyla knows all the details. If you want to know more, you should consider bringing Kyla back from that place.”

She spoke with such conviction that any ordinary person would believe her words were true.

Noah, however, frowned deeper.

Vivi’s story was plausible enough, but he couldn’t shake the nagging feeling that something was off about it all.

His immediate and inexplicable aversion to this Kyla was clear. Needless to say, it wasn’t the sort of emotion one should harbor toward their beloved.

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