Chapter 110

“I just… I just… My mom and I couldn’t afford a grave, and my dad wouldn’t pay either, so this was all I could do. I’m sorry, really sorry.”

Alarieka calmly asked him, “Has your dad come to see you?”

Rhett gave a bitter little smile and shook his head. “No, he already had a son with another woman out there.”

At the end, Alarieka threw out a sentence: “Don’t worry about Calvin throwing out your mom’s ashes; I’ll take care of it and make sure she’s buried properly.”

Rhett suddenly looked up, the six-foot-tall man’s eyes turned red in an instant, and his lips trembled.

“Alarieka, I’m really sorry…”

After that, Rhett admitted to the police everything Calvin had told him to do. He explained exactly what happened, including how Calvin arranged for him to work as a waiter at the Argent’s villa, where and when he groped Roschelle, and even how he framed Alarieka.

When she came out of the police station, she ran into Kieran, Roschelle, and Calvin coming in.

Calvin looked really down and walked in with his head hanging.

On one side, Roschelle was held by Kieran with his arm around her shoulders. She raised her hand to cover her mouth and sobbed, her eyes all red, looking as innocent and adorable as a little bunny.

Kieran had dark eyes, pressed his thin lips together, and looked serious.

Alarieka stood across from them, looked up at them, and pulled up the corner of her mouth: “The truth is out; I’m really glad.”

“But when I looked at you, why do you seem unhappy?”

Calvin suddenly looked up, his eyes red, and glared at her: “Alarieka, don’t be so cocky. Did you really think I was about to go in?”

He grinned wickedly, “Just watch, I’ll be out soon.”

Before Alarieka could say anything, Roschelle suddenly rushed over, grabbed both of her arms, and looked at her with red, swollen eyes, acting all pitiful.

“Alarieka, it was Calvin who let you down; I’m sorry. Please don’t blame him, okay?”

“Blame me, it was all my fault. Calvin just cared about me too much; he didn’t mean it…”

Alarieka gave a sarcastic smile and pulled her arm out of Roschelle’s hand.

“This wasn’t on purpose, so what counts as on purpose?”

At this moment, Roschelle was like a weak, boneless willow leaf, and the slight force from Alarieka’s hand made her lose her balance and fall straight into Kieran’s arms.

“Kier…”

Roschelle called out miserably, hugged Kieran’s waist with her soft arms, and cried so hard her shoulders shook. She looked really pitiful.

Kieran just pressed his lips together and frowned, looking like he felt sorry.

If some clueless passerby walked by, they’d definitely think she was bullying this crying, pitiful woman.

Alarieka walked forward and gave the three people opposite a sarcastic look, checking out their faces.

“Roschelle, you couldn’t not have known about Kieran making me kneel at the door of the hospital room that night, right?”

Alarieka said, “Why are you guys pretending to be innocent?”

Before the truth came out, Roschelle and the others were all innocent.

After the truth came out, Roschelle still cried like an innocent victim and kept acting like she was the perpetrator.

That was awesome.

Calvin spat and his face twisted a bit: “Rose, don’t apologize to her. I didn’t do anything wrong; she deserved it. Otherwise, why would I only go after her and not anyone else?”

Jaylene couldn’t take it anymore. She pointed at Calvin and yelled, “You’re so damn petty and you've got such a bad temper. I bet you only wear pants so people don’t find out how small you are, right? Always with that middle part, your face is so oily you could fry food on it, and every time you shake your head, dandruff goes everywhere. It’s disgusting.”

“If I were you, I wouldn’t have dared to come out of the house. Your skin is as thick as the soles of your shoes. No height but still tried to fit in!”

Jaylene talked super fast, just rattled on and on, and cursed Calvin so hard that he could only open his mouth and couldn’t actually say a word.

Alarieka also turned her head, looking shocked.

“You… you were actually really good.”

After Jaylene finished cursing, she took a deep breath, and her cheeks turned red from all the yelling.

She grabbed Alarieka’s wrist: “Come on, don’t stand with these losers; they’re lowering our class.”

Alarieka didn’t expect these people to feel guilty about her or make it up to her; she just wanted to clear her name.

She let Jaylene pull her away, brushing past Kieran.

When she turned her back to Kieran, Kieran suddenly said, “Sorry.”