She’s Married, Sir (Scarlett and Sebastian)

Chapter 193

Susan was so angry that she laughed. “Do you think she is playing triks on you? Is there something

wrong with your brain? Have you forgotten how you beat her? How your fiancee and your cousin

bullied her? She was already in the last stage of heart failure and you slammed a nail into the back of

her head. Do you think she could have survived that?”

Susan almost bellowed. In the end, she suddenly broke down in tears. When she thought about how

Scarlett had been so cruelly beaten before she left this world, she was in unbearable agony “Sebastian

Jackman, how could you be so heartless? Before Scarlett passed away, she even wrote a will for

you…”

The angry and resentful cries on the other side of the line made Sebastian’s heart tighten

uncontrollably

He tried to rem in his emotions, yet found it harder than usual to do so.

The more he tried to control them, the more panic he felt in his heart until he eventually stopped caring

about the rampant feelings.

He clenched his phone and asked coldly. “What’s with the nail in the back of her head?” From NôvelDrama.Org.

Susan thought he was too cowardly to accept responsibility. She clenched her jaw and exclaimed

angrily, “Dr. Lanny found a nail in Scarlett’s skull when she arrived. If it hadn’t been there, she could

have moved and wouldn’t have bled out and the heart failure wouldn’t have worsened. You Jackmans

are pretending to be blameless, but Scarlett didn’t deserve any of this!”

After roaring in one breath, Susan hung up the phone and blocked Sebastian right away.

Sebastian looked at the dark screen in a daze. After a few minutes of silence….

The tall, straight figure standing in front of the floor-to-ceiling window suddenly trembled, unable to hold

himself up any longer and collapsing limply.

Holding the glass in one hand, he steadied himself, yet all he could envision was Scarlett lying on the

ground.

It turned out that she was lying motionless on the ground, not because she was disappointed in him,

but because she was slapped on the nail and could not move.

Upon thinking of her, alone and in despair in the bathroom, Sebastian’s heart tightened involuntarily.

The swiftness with which guilt engulfed him was like a toxic vine, strangling him and leaving him

gasping for air.