Chapter 218

"Great. That's great," said Leah. I'd wait for her return to settle today's score, one by one. Leah repeated her words three times, suppressing her anger as she boarded the flight. I knew that our battle was far from over. But honestly, this wasn't a big deal. "Leah is so lucky," Lyla remarked, looking unimpressed by the outcome. "Yeah," I thought sarcastically while keeping a neutral expression. Leah had committed murder yet faced no consequences, all thanks to Ian's help in getting her out of the country to evade her troubles. Meanwhile, a regular person in her situation would serve ten to 20 years in prison, even if there were mitigating circumstances. I couldn't deny that Lyla was right; Leah was indeed fortunate. A cold glint flickered through my mind, and I said to Lyla, "Let's head back." The show was over, and it was time to focus on other matters. Lyla paused, momentarily confused. When she noticed me walking away, she hurried to catch up. After leaving the airport,