Chapter 96

"I haven't done anything wrong. He kept saying I was at fault and ignored my explanations. And he hit me for someone else."

After saying this, Margot simply finished the remaining glass of alcohol.

She felt even dizzier and couldn't stand steadily after the drink.

She plopped onto the chair, leaned into Natalie's arms, and started crying with a sense of grievance.

Margot cried. "Natalie, it hurts. My butt hurts."

Natalie quickly lifted her hand to hug her and looked suspiciously at Curtis. "What happened? Did you hurt her?"

Curtis had always been taking care of Margot.

Curtis also told her he treated Margot like a sister.

So when Margot talked about being bullied, she was referring to Curtis for sure.

If he really laid hands on her, Natalie won't forgive him.

Curtis' face darkened, with his lips tightly pressed together.

Seeing Margot crying like a fool in Natalie's arms, he felt uneasy, too.

But he was Curtis.

Why would he show his discontent in front of friends