Todos los capítulos de For My Sister: Capítulo 21 - Capítulo 29

Rose scrambled after Warren, still refusing to accept it. "The wrong Warren? How can you be the wrong person? I know it's you! I know you're angry with me, and that you blame me for everything that has happened, but please don't pretend you don't know me. "I know what Joe did—all of it. I was stupid enough to let him fool me. But we were married for years, Warren, and we went through so much together. Have you forgotten all of it?" Warren held back a sneer as he stopped and asked quietly, "Married? Do you have any proof of that, madam?" All color drained from Rose's face. She had personally gone to such lengths to arrange the divorce herself, not to mention that Warren had given up his citizenship later on. She could not even prove they had once had a life together. Rose had nothing to say, but she still refused to give up and kept following him. She seemed to be praying he would look back at her, just once. He kept talking to Lana, happy and at ease. He never wanted to tur

In one of Rose's few lucid moments, she had a lawyer draw up a will right away and had named Warren as her beneficiary. Once Warren found out, he had it torn up immediately. Then, he did not speak to her for three days. He had only let it drop because she was so sick at the time. But Warren had been furious with her as he said with his teeth clenched, "Rose, if you ever insult me like this again, I'll walk out and leave you for good. You'll never find me again." When she watched him so stern and stubborn, she knew she was done for. She had been sure she would love him for the rest of her life. But after years together, she had suddenly grown bored, though she could not even say why. Then, Joe came along. He had reminded her of the Warren she had first fallen for. Just once, Rose kept telling herself. After all their years together, surely Warren would understand her. After all, affairs were quite common in the social circle of the wealthy and the elites. Keeping a lover w

In all honesty, Warren did not want to owe her. A warm hand suddenly closed around him. Lana threw her arms around Warren and held him tight, visibly shaken. Her voice trembled as she asked, "Are you okay, Warren? This is my fault. I wasn't checking my phone. I didn't know you were in danger." She anxiously looked at him over and over again. Only when she was sure he wasn't injured did she finally let out a sigh of relief. Rose turned and saw their hands holding each other, her eyes darkened. Anger surged through her as she walked over and grabbed Lana by the collar. "If you can't keep him safe, what right do you have to stay by his side?" Lana knew she was at fault this time. Her eyes fluttered, but she said nothing in her defense. Warren could not stand it as he shoved Rose away. Rose stared in disbelief as Warren stepped in front of Lana to shield her behind him. "Who says I need someone to protect me? What am I, something you get to pass around?" Rose's eyes red

The butler of the Chapman residence greeted Warren warmly and kept addressing him as if he were still Rose's husband. Warren's expression was cold, his tone nothing but courteous. "Rose and I divorced a long time ago. I'm not part of this family anymore." The butler gave a couple of awkward laughs, then sighed. "We all know. But in her heart, you're still her husband, sir. What she did was wrong, but can't you give her a chance to make it right?" Warren stopped at once and let out a cold laugh. "Make it right? What right does she have to bring that up with me? If she really wants to make it right, let her go through what my sister did… She can prove it by dying." The butler's expression turned grim after hearing what Warren had to say. Warren followed the butler's gaze after that. Rose was standing a little way off, in clothes too thin for the weather. Warren showed no embarrassment at having been overheard. Instead, he met her eyes with the same chill. "What? Do you thin

Warren was already shouting by the end. Then, he saw Rose's dark, expressionless eyes. Suddenly, he became somewhat afraid. The color drained from his face as he said, "I have to get back." Rose hurried after him, and the only question she asked was, "Are you going to the police?" Of course Warren was going to do that, but he did not have the guts to say it out loud at this time. There was something more unhinged than ever about the way she watched him. However, Rose did not stop him, not even at the door. Instead, Rose simply looked at Lana, who was waiting to pick him up, and spoke quietly. "Whatever you decide to do, I won't stop you anymore. Just keep your promise. Please." Warren walked even faster and did not look back. After that, he immediately told Lana everything. Lana gave Warren a helpless look, shaken by what could have happened. "You were too reckless." Warren blinked and gave Lana a sheepish smile. He knew he was in the wrong this time. "I couldn't help m