The thought of it brought a sly smile to my face—I had to admit, I could be a bit wicked sometimes.
After Edmund had finished everything, he prepared to leave with Lorna.
Lorna seemed hesitant. She glanced back at Cadell and softly said, "Cadell, don't blame Edmund. He only stepped in because you treated me like this."
Cadell's fury burned even hotter. The woman he once cherished had not only betrayed him without hesitation but also had the audacity to speak to him in such a patronizing tone, adding insult to injury.
To Lorna, however, it was entirely different. She thought herself magnanimous, believing she was still being kind by addressing Cadell so calmly after everything that had transpired.
"Cadell, don't worry. I won't let Edmund keep you tied up for too long. This is just a sm
