Wayne Bailey again trotted out that stale excuse: "The entire Baileys' Manor is mine, I am the head of the family. Can't I sleep in this bed?"
Why should he be the one to roll out!
Anna Jadwin was so angry she felt like she was internally bleeding.
Wayne Bailey's mouth twisted into a peculiar smile. "What's wrong? You used to say you couldn't live without me, and you even shed tears for me. Is this your attitude now, ex-wife?"
This title... whether she was Cathy Xavier or Anna Jadwin, she was the ex-wife.
Anna Jadwin found it incredibly ironic: "Don't you feel uncomfortable sleeping next to a murderer?"
After all, the accusation from the servant was that she threw Leo into the lake.
Wayne Bailey's eyes clouded over with a trace of darkness, and for some reason, he was firmly convinced that Anna Jadwin couldn't have done it.
Since when did he have such a sense of trust in "Cathy Xavier"?
With the conversation turning to this, a heavy silence fell for a moment.
