Chapter 522 She Really Can't Let Her Go, Even If It Means Dying
In a city forest, the sun was blazing.
Lilian had been hiding in the small forest for a whole day and night. Only after confirming that Brady hadn't caught her did she dare to come out. But by then, she was filthy all over.
She used to be the cute and beautiful Lilian in the socialite circle, but now she looked like a beggar.
She used to spray perfume every day and bathe with essential oils. Now? Because of that damn Violet, she lost her job, her family went bankrupt, and she was on the run.
For the first time, Lilian felt the despair of life.
She really couldn't let her go, even if it meant dying.
Standing at the edge of the forest, Lilian clenched her fists in anger.
After cursing Violet to vent her anger, she quickly walked to hail a car.
She had to get home now where her family must be worried about her.
Lilian frantically waved at the passing cars, but none of them wanted to pick her up.
Finally, a truck reluctantly agreed to give her a ride.
Lilian looked at the dirty pigs andhad no choice but to get on the stinky truck.
But once she was on the truck, she cried.
Lilian cried all the way. The truck soon reached the city center, and dropped her off at the edge of the city center.
Fortunately, she could take a taxi back to the Devereux Villa.
Lilian returned to the Devereux family. Sheasked the driver to come in with her to ask Eileen for money. But by then, the Devereux family had long been bankrupt.
Eileen was making calls to find Lilian. When Lilian suddenly appeared, She was so shocked.
"Lilian, is it really you?" Eileen stammered.
As she spoke, her eyes turned red.
"It's me, Mom. I don't have money to pay the fare." Lilian hugged Eileen.
Eileen hugged Lilian and cried. Her precious daughter Lilian had finally come back.
"Okay, I'll pay first." Eileen then took out money to pay the fare.
After that, Eileen looked at Lilian in front of her, feeling very distressed. "Lilian, where have you been all this time? How did you end up like this?"
Thinking about the humiliation she had endured, Lilian couldn't control her tears, "Mom, it's complicated, I'm fine. But the reason I'm in this state is all because of Violet. I can't stand it."
It was indeed Violet's fault again.
Eileen thought of Gerry, who was also in prison because of Violet, and her eyes turned vicious.
Violet must pay the price!
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