The Woman From Hell
Chapter 919

Chapter 919

They had completely fallen out with each other.

Looking at him, I suddenly felt a wave of sadness.

These men were best buddies who had experienced countless hardships together, yet things hadturned out this way now. It was truly saddening.

After a very long time, Mason finally raised the phone and looked at me with a grim gaze. "She’sreally lucky."

My heart went cold, and I involuntarily clenched my fists. As I had used too much force, even mynails were digging into my flesh.

Mason sneered and retracted his gaze from my face.

I took a deep breath and forced myself to calm down.

Theo frowned and said with a cold face, "You know she's innocent. You shouldn’t have laid a fingeron her."

Mason looked at me again and let out a mocking smile. "The scar on her face will accompany herfor the rest of her life, never to fade away. That makes me feel slightly better, at least."

I subconsciously raised my hand to touch the wound o n my face, feeling a pang in my heart.

I was a commonplace woman, after all. How could I

not care about this scar?

Anger soared in Theo's heart as he said in a deep voice, "Do you even know that what you did waswrong?"

"I'm not wrong!" Mason suddenly broke down and screamed, "You’re the ones who are wrong!"

Theo was in no hurry to say anything and merely looked silently at him.

His gaze was deep and peaceful. That gaze made Mason even more irritable.

Someone walked over to press down on Mason’s shoulder. He then looked at Theo, seeminglyasking if he wanted to carry on with the conversation.

Theo shook his head, and the man took Mason away.

He looked at Mason's back with a deep gaze. No one knew what he was currently thinking about.

When the man returned, Theo handed him an envelope and told him to pass it to Mason. He alsoasked him to pass a message, "I'll take good care of Munchkin. I hope you’ll use your time here tofigure out what you did wrong."

After leaving the prison and getting into the car, I asked Theo, "You wrote a letter to Mason?"

He shook his head and took out a cigarette. He was just about to reach for the lighter when hesuddenly realized something. He glanced at me, then removed the cigarette from his mouth. "It's aletter Samantha

wrote him."

Samantha's letter?

I was not supposed to ask too much about Samantha.

However, she was involved in the incident this time, s o I figured that I should probably know whatexactly happened back then that bred so much hatred in Mason.

I looked at Theo and hesitated to ask. "Can you tell me a bit about Samantha's incident?"