Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 612

Kaitlyn glared at Sebastian, her eyes brimming with murderous intent. "You despicable scoundrel! You took advantage of me and stole my purity. I'll tear you to pieces!"

"Ms. Garder, please, let me explain... I swear I don't know what you're talking about!" Sebastian stammered as he was sweating profusely.

"The evidence is right here in my hand, and you still dare to deny it!" Kaitlyn's fists clenched tighter.

"What evidence? I really don't understand what you mean," Sebastian replied.

"Stop pretending! This pendant was left by the culprit, and you just admitted it was yours. What more is there to say?" Kaitlyn said with a voice cold as ice.

Sebastian quickly tried to backtrack, "I think I've made a mistake earlier, Ms. Garder. This pendant looks like mine, but it isn't."

"Do you really think I would believe that?" Kaitlyn took a step closer. Her killing intent was almost tangible.

"Ms. Gardner, please, calm down and think for a moment. The person who attacked you was an old man. I was actually trying to help you, but I just failed to. It couldn't have been me!" Sebastian tried to reason with her.

Kaitlyn ground her teeth in anger. "That old beast must've assaulted me first, and then you took over after he left. That's how you accidentally leave behind this evidence. You men are all the same, just a pack of wolves!"

For a moment, Sebastian was at a loss for words. Kaitlyn's imagination had run wild, and she had concocted an entirely new scenario.

"Ms. Gardner, I was busy with the assessment at that time. When would I have had the chance to commit such a crime? You've got it all wrong," Sebastian desperately insisted.

"I would rather kill the wrong person than let the guilty go free. I won't allow anyone who wronged me to live!" Kaitlyn declared, preparing to strike.

"Wait! I can help you find the real culprit!" Sebastian blurted out as he began to retreat. He was already considering making a run for it.

Kaitlyn hesitated, lowering her hand slightly as she coldly asked, "Didn't you say you didn't see the old bastard's face?"

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