CHAPTER 15

TINA

I was able to exhale a sigh of relief after speaking with Sheena. I had no intention of telling her that my mother had died as a result of her condition, but when I saw hope in her eyes, I was the one who spoke.

I knew she was deeply affected by what he discovered, and I also knew she would blame herself for what happened, but it was not her fault, in my opinion.

She has the right to flee her hellish existence.

Greedy people are to blame here. They murdered my mother without a fight.

"We can also get justice for ourselves," I assured him.

I also stroked her hair.

She stared at the ceiling without emotion, but tears streamed down her cheeks.

I averted my gaze and left her alone because I felt she needed to be alone right now, so I exited the room.

I just sat in the chair outside, leaning against the wall.

Now that I'm certain Sheena is fine, I'm not sure what I'm going to do