Chapter Sixty Six

“Why have you asked to see me?” Nadia asked Liam, who had taken her to the farthest part of the rooftop of the hospital, as she forcefully snatched her hand out of his grip immediately they got there.

“Why are you not telling the truth about what truly happened between you and Evelyn? It is unfair that only you are getting suspended!” Liam demanded, his voice a low growl that reverberated in the air, trying to control the endless anger that had refused to shake over his body.

“What is it to you? It is not as if anyone believes me anyway. Where we stood in the supply room was a blind spot, so the CCTV cameras in there captured nothing. There were marks on Evelyn's cheeks and not on mine. So what is there to defend again?” Nadia questioned, her voice trembling with hurt and sadness.

Her eyes focused on the ground as he spoke, not meeting his eyes because of how tired and sick she was of everything. And because of how embarrassed she was losing a battle that she had not even started.

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