Chapter 1825

"Stop pretending. You were one of the people who deceived Hesper, so don't assume you can wash your hands of it," Sullivan retorted. Veronica responded with a smile, saying, "I never harbored illusions of absolving myself, but I also never imagined you'd lose your sanity." She had no intentions of aiding Sullivan. Her son seldom treated anyone with such significance. Despite his altered behavior, each time he encountered Hesper, it was evident he treated her differently. Veronica had concurred with him because she held hope that someday her son would change due to Hesper, so she hadn't exactly lied to Hesper. However, ultimately, Hesper believed him due to her vulnerability. Veronica understood this. Her son had inherited the worst traits from his father. He didn't comprehend love, trust, or affection; all he saw were opportunities for personal gain. That was why she had lost alongside Hesper. Veronica closed her eyes, and when she opened them again, she observed a hint of moistur