Jaylene paused for a moment, her nose wrinkling, and a faint pain in her abdomen causing her to tilt her head back at a 45-degree angle as she tried to contain her emotions.
"So, Miss Richardson, I want to seize this opportunity to make more money, and then use that money to buy a valuable land with a good geomantic omen for my wronged child. Don't you think so?"
"You..."
Aurora was infuriated by Jaylene's words, gritting her teeth and shouting, "Jaylene Ziel, don't accuse me unjustly. I never pushed you. Joseph Thompson did! Don't blame me for the loss of your child!"
"Why did he push me? Wasn't it because he needed to save you urgently?"
Jaylene's sharp gaze struck Aurora in the face as her hands clenched into fists, staring at Aurora's flushed and pale face, like a paint palette.
"Miss Richardson, perhaps you've heard this phrase before: 'I didn't kill Bo Ren, but Bo Ren died because of me!'
"You didn't kill my child, but my child was lost because of you! So—"
