Chapter 103


    This was where she had fallen.


    Now, the blood had been washed away by the servants, the steps gleaming clean, as if all traces of the


    incident had been erased.


    Reflecting on the events, Letitia felt more convinced that Sh had nned it all


    Causing a scene at the entrance, forcing her to show up, deliberately bringing up the visit to Malinda to


    stir up her emotions, edging closer and closer, pushing her to the brink of the stairs.


    “Mrs. Ramirez, the butler’s voice broke the silence, “You’re back.”


    She nodded faintly, “Yeah. But I feel like I don’t belong here anymore.”


    “You’re still Mrs. Ramirez.


    “Do you believe me?” Letitia looked at the butler, “Do you think I caused Sh’s miscarriage?”


    The butler replied, “I believe in you, Mrs. Ramirez.”


    Letitia smiled. No matter how bleak or tragic life gets, there’s always someone with a heart of gold.


    “But everyone believes me except for Elgin.” She sighed, “He said, I personally killed his child, and now


    the Sanders family owes him another life.”


    There’s always a way to find evidence, to clear your name, Mrs. Ramirez”


    “It’s not that easy Sh has covered her tracks well, there’s no w to pick at…”


    Unless Sh herself admits it, but that’s hardly likely.


    Returning to the servants quarters, Letitia, worn out in body and soul, quickly fell asleep.


    After an unknown stretch of time, feeling as though someone was watching her, her intuition tingling,


    Letitia opened her eyes to find Elgin standing by the bed.


    Startled, she scrambled to the corner of the bed, “When… when did youe in?”


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    Elgin just looked at her with a nk expression.


    As soon as he got home, he came looking for Letitia, wanting to confront her, to punish her severely, to


    see her helpless and powerless. But seeing her sleeping so peacefully, it was weird, but all his anger


    just melted away in that moment. He didn’t wake her up, just silently watched her as she slumbered.


    It wasn’t until she woke up that Elgin went back to his cool demeanor, the tenderness in his eyes as if it


    had never been there.


    “You sure are sleeping like a baby,” he started, “Aren’t you troubled by a guilty conscience or gued


    by nightmares?”


    “I’ve got nothing to hide, I’m sleeping just fine.”


    Elgin raised an eyebrow, “Is that so?”


    “For thest time, I didn’t cause Sh’s miscarriage, I’m innocent,” Letitia locked eyes with him, “I can’t


    prove it now… but, I will find the evidence to clear my name.”


    The room fell into silence.


    Thinking he didn’t believe her, Letitia quickly added, “Just give me a little time!”