Chapter 254
‘I’ll never show the people who have hurt my woman any mercy.’ At the black market.
“I beg you! Please let me go! You can make me do whatever you want. Just let me go!” Willow cried and knelt at Gerald’s feet and begged.
Gerald was smoking a pipe, and he tutted when he looked at the poor woman kneeling in front of him.
“If you want to blame it on someone or something, blame it on the fact that you’re the daughter of that sl*t. Leila still owes us a debt. Since you’re her daughter, it’s obligatory for you to repay your mother’s debts.”
Blood was drained from Willow’s face gradually. She hated her mother ever since she learned that her father was not Stephen and that she was a product of her mother’s choice to screw around with various men.
And now that her mother had been caught, she was the one to have to suffer because she was her mother’s daughter.
‘Why, why can’t I have Maisie’s identity!? No, I can’t stay in the black market. I can’t be like mother…’
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