Chapter 1633 Le Was Panicking


    Justice has a way to make you pay. Le should have appreciated that Charles was still unconscious. If


    he was already awake, Sheryl could have started to fight back and made Le pay for what she had


    done.


    "Are you sure about it?" Sheryl red at Le''s face, focusing on her eyes with an indistinct smile.


    It seemed that her smile contained a myriad of feelings--contempt, disgust, hate, and impatience, which


    made Le even more nervous and panicked.


    To maintain her apparent innocence, Le stared back with her chin up and countered relentlessly,


    "Don''t look at me like that, Sheryl."


    "How I look at you or how I think about you has actually got nothing to do with you," contradicted


    Sheryl. She stepped forward and flexed her body like a cat ready tounch an attack.


    Frustrated, Le balled her hands into fists and gasped, but had nothing to say. Seeing her reaction,


    Sherylughed mockingly and turned away from her. Karma was yet toe, and Sheryl could wait.


    Le heaved a sigh of relief as soon as Sheryl had left. However, Le still had to figure out why Cassie


    hadn''t revealed that she had pushed her down the stairs, for this was the evidence that would seal her


    fate. Le was curious as to why Cassie and Nick would suddenly spare her as if nothing had


    happened.


    After some time, she got a chance and slipped into the office of Cassie''s attending physician. She


    expressed her concern and told the doctor that she wanted to know more about her friend''s condition.


    The doctor, not even confirming who Le was, described in detail how Cassie was doing. She even


    suggested her to spend more time with Cassie, as talking to her could help her recover the lost


    memories.


    "Doctor, is there any chance for Cassie to regain her lost memories? I''m worried, and I wonder what we


    can do for her, in case she can''t remember these lost memories for the rest of her life." That was the


    true reason why Le had showed up, to know if she could escape from the horror of what she had


    done. She suppressed her excitement and waited for the doctor''s response.


    She prayed and hoped from the bottom of her heart that Cassie would never remember what happened


    that night.


    However, much to her disappointment, the doctor cast a ridiculous nce at her and assured her, "I''m


    sure it will never happen. She will remember everything soon. I can promise you that! All you should do


    is provide her with a caring environment that would support her recovery."


    The doctor''s words were pouring over Le like a basin of cold water. She knew it was her end. She


    shuddered as if she was being chilled by the autumn breezes while her heart was sinking.


    "Thank you, doctor. I''ll spend as much time with her as possible. See you around." Le then rose from


    her seat and hurried out of the room before the doctor could utter another word.


    The doctor was confused by Le''s abrupt change in behavior. She tilted her head in curiosity as she


    watched Le rush out of her office. This was the first time that she saw this uncanny woman since she


    took Cassie''s case over from another doctor. As a physician who had seen thousands of people


    But the realization merely shed across her mind and was then gone. Just like Cassie, the young


    doctor was not open to sharing her feelings toward other people. Then, having put the bizarre incident


    from her mind, she delved into the mountain of paperwork that she had to finish.


    After leaving the doctor''s office, Le returned to Charles'' room absentmindedly.


    Melissa was taken aback by Le''s face as it was as pale as snow. She worried about Le, especially


    that she could possibly get sick. Having two sick people to look after would be more than she could


    handle. But on second thoughts, she couldn''t figure out what was making Le so scared and


    frustrated. Charles was getting better, although he wasn''t showing signs of readiness to wake up yet.


    Melissa had also promised to let Le work in Shining Company. Things were going ording to n.


    "Are you alright, Le? You look terrible!" Melissa asked, trying to put her concerns at the back of her


    mind.


    "Oh, just fine, I''m fine. Please, don''t worry, Aunt Melissa." Le quickly donned a faint smile, trying to


    prove that nothing was bothering her.


    "Look, my dear, you know you can always depend on me, Le," Melissa assured her sincerely as she


    looked into Le''s eyes.


    Seeing Melissa being so serious, Le smiled wider, attempting to lighten the atmosphere and avoid


    stirring up suspicions. She came over to Melissa, held her hands, and said while pouting her lips, "I''m


    really fine. Look at me! I can''t be any better! Aunt Melissa, I can take care of myself. I won''t allow


    myself to lose it at this crucial moment. Maybe I''m just a little tired. I''ll be brimming with energy again


    after a sound night''s sleep. So, rx!"


    "Alright, that sounds reasonable to me. You need to get enough rest. Here''s an idea. I''ll stay here with


    Charles today, and you''re going home right this very moment so you can catch up on some sleep."


    Melissa heaved a sigh of relief as she believed Le''s exnation. Le had beening to the


    hospital early in the morning and leavingte at night every single day since Charles''s ident and


    resultinga. With everything that Le did, Melissa was easily overwhelmed with feelings of


    gratitude towards her. Le had shown ultimate patience and kindness to their family.


    But Le refused the suggestion and insisted on staying in the hospital to look after Charles. Melissa,


    pretending to be disapproving, held Le''s hands and said, "Please, go back home and take a break,


    Le. There are lots of things waiting to be done in the next few days. Besides, you''re going to report


    for work at Shining Company in a few days. You need to have all the rest you can before your busy


    schedule starts. Go home now!"


    Le then nodded reluctantly at her. She had to listen to Melissa to please her and would do whatever


    Melissa asked her to do.


    "Okay, I''m going. Please, call me if you need something, Aunt Melissa!" Le urged. But Melissa


    jokingly pushed her out of the room, closed the door, and waved at her through the ss window.


    Le walked briskly, but she slowed down the moment she turned the corner. She rubbed her temples


    because Cassie had never gotten out of her head. The more Le thought of her, the more anxious she


    became. This was why she decided to give Holley a call, hoping that Holley could provide some good


    ideas for distracting herself.


    They were getting closer to their goal, but if Cassie were to remember what happened on the rooftop,


    all their previous efforts would have been wasted. Besides, Le would then surely be doomed and


    could end up in prison.


    At the other side of the town, Holley had just returned to her ce after shopping with ck. Her legs


    were really tired from checking all the possible merchandise, and she couldn''t wait to throw herself on


    the sofa to snooze. She couldn''t even walk properly, for her feet were killing her after several hours in


    high heels. She was ready to rest, but her phone started to ring. Holley rolled her eyes as she spotted


    the caller ID.


    Holley didn''t like Le at all, and every time that Le grabbed the chance to get in touch with her, she


    couldn''t hide her annoyance.


    But she had to maintain contact with Le because they were in the same boat now. If something were


    to happen to Le, then Holley would suffer for it too.


    "What''s this call about, Le? Can''t you give me a break?" Holley asked impatiently as soon as she hit


    the answer button.


    On the other side of the line, Le was in distress as well. She couldn''t stop herself from losing her


    temper and burst out right away, "Aha, I want a break, too, you know! I don''t feel like hearing your voice


    either. But do I get another choice, Miss Ye?"


    "Oh, hold on! If you''re calling to vent, then I''ll just hang up now. Don''t you understand that the less we


    contact each other, the better?" Holleyy on the sofa, finally enjoying the rest she had been dreaming


    of. She couldn''t wait to cut the call.


    Le stomped her foot heavily and had to draw in a deep breath as she had felt the pain in her foot.


    She was annoyed and did not really understand why Holley had to yell at her that way.


    "Listen, I don''t want to waste my time talking to you, too. By the way, do you still want the confidential


    documents of Shining Company? If you still want them, please, be patient with me and watch your


    attitude!" Le got to the point immediately, knowing that it would work on Holley''s bratty self.


    As she had expected, Holley sat straight up on the sofa and lightly proceeded with the friendly


    conversation, her eyes wide-opened as she said, "What are you talking about? Do you have a better


    n?"


    "Let''s start from the very beginning: I pushed Cassie down the stairs the other day, she fell into aa


    after the fall, but she is awake now!" Le absently narrated what was stressing her.


    "What? What did you do?" shouted Holley, shocked.


    Holley had already known that Le was stupid, but not stupid enough to end another person''s life. She


    sighed in total disbelief and prepared to scold Le. But Le was quicker than her. "The good news is


    that she lost fragments of her memory. Fortunately, she doesn''t remember what I did to her. I''m calling


    to ask if you have any idea of how to shut her up forever?"


    Holley had almost run out of air when she gasped in surprise. She patted her own chest to validate that


    they could still do something about the unfortunate incident. It was the best option out of the worst.


    After a long silence, Holley spoke slowly, her eyes focusing on her freshly manicured nails, "She won''t


    say a word about you if she''s dead. And it''s the safest way."


    She theny back on the sofa. It was Le''s business to take care of, and she was not supposed to


    take it on her shoulders. Besides, even if Le were arrested, Holley didn''t believe that the police would


    Seeing through Holley, Le sneered, "Right, thank you for your kind suggestion. I''ll go and kill Cassie


    right now, and then I''ll surround myself with the police. I believe that they will be interested in the things


    going on between us!"


    Holley was threatened, so she hurriedly rose from the sofa. The threats Le spoke brought her back to


    reality. She regretted the slip of her tongue and had to admit that she was too naive to think that way.


    Le was her ally and it was not supposed to be this hard between them. She then cracked a smile to


    ease her embarrassment and exined, "Please, let me rify my suggestion, Le. I didn''t ask you to


    attack her with a knife. Killing a person is the most stupid way to solve problems. Let''s try another


    feasible way. Since she''s lost that specific memory, we can help to prevent her from regaining it. How


    about putting some memory declining drug into her drops? If you can''t make it happen, then you can


    deny whatever she says when she does remember. Just make sure that they won''t get any solid


    evidence against you!"


    Le then put her heart at rest. Two heads were really better than one, she believed. Holley''s words


    soothed her nerves and Le now knew what she should do next.


    "That sounds great to me. Then please do me another favor of acquiring this drug for me. I''ll manage to


    put it into her drops!" Le immediately hung up the phone after she finished voicing her demands.


    Hearing the other line beep, Holley was nothing but surprised by the abrupt busy tone on the line. She


    furiously threw her phone to the sofa and stood up, clutching her hands so tightly that her joints started


    clicking.


    "Le, let''s wait and see. I''ll show you how to cry for mercy some day!" Holley hissed from between her


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    clenched teeth, ultimately offended by what just happened.


    Le then returned to Dream Garden. She felt a lot better because Holley had helped her to figure her


    way out on this matter. She nced at her phone and smiled triumphantly. At the same time, Le was


    well aware that Holley would never cooperate with her smoothly if she was useless to her, and made


    up her mind to keep an eye on Holley so she wouldplete her task.


    Le then stretched her neck to release the tension and proceeded to the living room. Her stomach


    grumbled in hunger, and then she realized that it had been a while since she had something to eat.


    Finding her way to the kitchen, she noticed that Nancy was finishing up some chores. "Nancy, I''m


    starving. Make something for me, right now!" she ordered as if she was the hostess of the house.


    "It''s not mealtime, Miss Zhang. Besides, I''m busy cleaning the kitchen now. If you feel like eating,


    please, feel free to cook whatever you like!" Nancy respectfully refused to make Le a te. And


    before Le was able to utter another word, Nancy turned around and walked out of the room,


    proceeding to the backyard to water the nts.