Noticing her icy stare, Elijah suddenly felt extremely ufortable.


    Did it mean she would punish him for Colin’s sake? So, did she genuinely like Colin?


    Elijah’s heart throbbed painfully.


    “| don’t know!” Elijah said, his eyes reddening, looking at her with utmost seriousness. “Is it because you like that person so


    much that you want to punish me for what | did to that person? | only sent that person away!”


    Sheena burst intoughter. It was the first time she had seen someone shamelessly continue to lie like


    this.


    “Elijah, it’s clear that you like that person! How could you bear to bring that person harm? Aren''t you disgusted by your own act?”


    Elijah was utterly confused.


    How could he possibly like Colin?Content is property of N?velDrama.Org.


    “| only like women! Moreover, | only like you! Everything | did during this time was sincere. Can’t you see that?”


    Even though Elijah was on his knees, looking up at Sheena when he shouted, his momentum was fierce, showing no signs of


    surrender.


    Sheena was somewhat impressed by his skill in ying dumb, but she did not have the patience to listen to Elijah further, so she


    stood up and walked to the window.


    The rain outside was still pouring heavily, creating a loud sound as it hit the eaves and the stone bs, as noisy as the voice of a


    certain man in the room.


    She narrowed her eyes, unable to suppress her anger any longer. “The rain tonight is magnificent. Since you insist on not


    speaking, kneel in the garden and enjoy the rain. Rise only when you''re ready to tell the truth.”


    “What?” Elijah was dumbfounded.


    If he knelt in the garden, all the bodyguards would see him!


    Was she trampling on his dignity, for Colin''s sake?


    Sheena numbly watched the raindrops creating lines on the window. “Do you remember when Faye wrongly used me of


    stealing jewelry? Although Erin repaid the debt, she knelt for less than half an hour. The duration is too short, so kneel and


    compensate for that time.”


    Elijah had always felt remorse about this matter.


    “Fine,” he said, supporting his knees and standing up. “But | kneel because | owe you, the Freeman


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    family owes you. | do it for you, not because | think | did something wrong. Even if it happens again, | will still send that person


    away.”


    This statement ignited Sheena’s anger to the extreme. She exploded, “Get out and kneel!”


    Elijah straightened his back and walked out.


    Sheena stood by the window, watching.


    As Elijah reached the spot in the garden beneath her window, he knelt on the stone bs without hesitation. Despite the rain and


    the cold wind, he showed no signs of submission.


    The heavy rain, apanied by a chill, soaked him entirely. Each raindrop felt like a painfulsh whenever it hit his shoulders


    and head. He struggled to lift his head, looking toward the third—floor window. His longshes were coated with droplets, turning


    his vision slightly blurry.


    Sheena’s room was lit, and she stood by the window. Due to the backlighting, Elijah could not see her face, but he keenly felt her


    gaze on him. However, her gaze was as cold as the impending winter rain


    With the punishment epted, could they turn the page on this matter?


    Could they return to the harmonious days beforest night?


    Elijah knelt there, bored, his mind wandering. The pain in his knees became piercing, and his legs started feeling numb. Soon,


    he started to slouch slightly, unable to straighten his back as before.


    The uneven stone bs felt like thousands of needles stabbing into his knees.


    Suddenly, he remembered that Sheena had knelt like this in the Freeman family. Did she feel the same sense of helplessness


    and injustice back then?