“Since Hannah’s not here, I have nothing to say to you. She can’t stand you, after all. I asked you to put in a good word for me, but who knows what kind of nonsense you’d actually say.”
He had thought that getting in so easily today meant he’d finally get to see Hannah and sort things out, but instead, she was gone, leaving him with the very woman who used to bully her.
He had only found out about her mistreatment of Hannah later on.
The moment Hannah returned home, Cherry had gone after her, even knowing full well who Hannah was. She still had the audacity to bully her!
Who knew if she’d turn on Hannah again in the future? It was better to keep his distance. Besides, if Hannah found out he’d been in contact with her, she would despise him even more.
Associating with the people who had hurt Hannah felt like a betrayal.
He’d already learned his lesson with Sandra; he absolutely couldn’t make the same mistake with this woman.
“Listen to you. Anyone who didn’t know better would think you never laid a hand on Hannah. The one who hurt her the most, who cut her the deepest, was you, not me. All I did was bicker with her, and we made up right after.”
Cherry watched his self-righteous act. If she hadn’t known what this man was truly capable of, she might have mistaken him for some kind of righteous hero who had suddenly appeared before her.
“To be honest, at first, I was also worried Hannah wouldn’t forgive me.”
Cherry feigned a look of concern, touching her cheeks as she continued to mock him. “After all, I gave her a hard time, and you did too. Since she never forgave you, I assumed I’d meet the same fate. But to my surprise, Hannah didn’t hold a grudge. She’s been incredibly good to me.”

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