Chapter 36

The reason Margaret didn't accuse me earlier was that she believed I was completely blind. My blindness was still recent—only a few months—so she never considered I was capable of framing Benjamin. Kevin sighed. "I didn't expect your family situation to be so complicated." "Sorry for troubling you. If you want to reconsider, I'd understand." "Don't overthink it, Ms. Sutton. I just can't help but think of my daughter. She's a bit younger than you. Are you still studying, or have you stopped? Sorry for asking so much. It's just been on my mind today." "I'm still in university, but I'm currently on leave." "That's good. At least there's still a chance for you to go back." I nodded slightly, appreciating his concern. Whether it came from strangers or roommates, such kindness, while not particularly helpful in my current circumstances, was still something I felt grateful for. After driving for about an hour, the car finally stopped in front of a large estate. It was more of a manor,