Chapter 115: Deepening Misunderstandings

Eden didn't answer Sarina's question. As he looked up at the woman in front of him, his body suddenly froze. In that moment, it felt like a huge part of his heart emptied, leaving him feeling lost. Sarina's eyes curved as she smiled, but her smile sent a chill down his spine. "Sivia's head injury is severe and may have consequences," Sarina nodded, "So you should go see her. Why waste your precious time here?" With a sneer, she continued, "Are you trying to make me apologize to her? Even though you didn't see it yourself, you've already decided I pushed her. Now you even want to find a suitable excuse to blame me?" "Sarina, that's not what I meant." Sarina didn't want to continue arguing with him. She turned and walked straight into the room. Before she could lock the door, Eden followed closely behind her, pushing the door open. "You go out," Sarina said coldly. Eden stood in front of her, frowning, and said in a deep voice, "Listen to my explanation." "Ther