Chapter 36-----I Rejected Hudson
Could it be that someone in the Evans family also had Rh-negative blood, and they wanted to "reserve" me as a long-term blood donor?
From a young age, my unusual family environment had taught me to recognize human nature and experience the fickleness of human relationships.
Even my closest relatives were so cruel—why would strangers treat me so well without ulterior motives? Yet I’d been oblivious, naively thinking I was just lucky to have met noble and kind people.
Recalling Madam Evans’s confusing words during my last meal at Waverly Manor, I became even more convinced that the Evans family’s approach to me was malicious.
Moreover, Theodore had warned me that the Evans family was complex and that I was no match for Hudson.
Did he know so
