After Kenton came back, his mental state had deteriorated.
He cut ties with all those friends and even paid to have them "taken care of" in prison.
As for Evelyn—he exposed how she had bribed her way into becoming head nurse and personally sent her to prison.
She had been involved in taking the photos, spreading the videos, and sourcing the illegal drugs. Once convicted, she lost three years of her life.
Later, Kenton turned himself in.
Two days after both siblings were released from prison, they crossed paths here.
The once-close adoptive siblings had become bitter enemies.
Evelyn, along with those same delinquent friends who had also been freed, cornered Kenton.
In the struggle, someone pulled a knife.
Kenton was critically injured and remained comatose in the hospital. Evelyn and the others fled, now wanted by the police.
As dusk fell, the auntie tightened her coat.
"Rumor has it, those people were no good from the start. They went to prison for secretly filming others, spreading private videos, and humiliating people. And now, fresh out, they've done it again... They say criminals always return to the scene of the crime. It's getting dark—a young girl like you should hurry home! It's not safe out here."
After thanking her, I leaved the complex.
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