Chapter 378
Chapter 378:
He had been impulsive when he divorced Candice. He should have pursued the truth.
He had been biased against Candice because of what happened three years ago.
He always thought Candice had hired someone to rape Madilyn and that she was a vicious woman who would do anything to get what she wanted.
But he was wrong—gravely wrong.
Rachel had clearly mentioned in their conversation that Madilyn framed Candice three years ago, which meant Madilyn had deceived him when she said Candice hired someone to rape her.
When they were at the police station, Madilyn played the same trick and repeated the scene from three years ago. However, this time, Candice saw through her and was not falsely accused.
He recalled the night after their divorce. He was driving along the streets and found Candice like a frightened bird, full of defense.
She even questioned him painfully, “Are you disappointed that I’m still alive?”
“Don’t you want me dead?”
Now he remembered how miserable and tired she looked. Her long hair was messy, and her face was dirty. He didn’t care about her predicament then, let alone show concern. He thought she was just acting.
He didn’t expect that Madilyn had hired people to hurt Candice, and Candice was the lucky one who escaped danger.
Perhaps Candice even thought he and Madilyn were in cahoots and wanted her dead.
No wonder she had been so afraid of him.
He also remembered that he not only ignored her injuries but also insulted her.
“I’m warning you, Candice. You’d better not pull any tricks. If anything happens to her, I will kill you!”
He even slapped her when she begged him to believe her just once.
Although he regretted slapping her back then, he refused to admit it due to his pride.
Now, he felt even more regretful.
What had he done?
He hadn’t trusted her. He had looked down on her, humiliated her, hurt her, and wronged her. He had treated her coldly and violently for three years…
What kind of stupid things had he done?
Meanwhile, Candice was on the second floor.
She could see the shock, disbelief, and even pain on Greyson’s face. She had been waiting for this day for a long time. She thought she would be happy to reveal the truth, but it was not as easy as she had imagined.
Now that she had let go, she felt strangely calm. Let bygones be bygones.
She didn’t even care about seeking justice for herself. In fact, she wasn’t expecting the grand expose from Madilyn and Rachel.
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