Chapter 619: 209: Commit murder, go to prison, establish parent-child relationship! _4
Painful!
Extrely painful!
“This strike is for your inaction as a father!”
Viola Thompson raised the wooden stick and hit again.
Jas cried out in pain.
It was at this mont that Jas finally realized that Viola was here to seek justice for Olivia Cooper and imdiately looked up at Viola, “You’ve got the wrong person for revenge! I’ve never laid a finger on my daughter! The one who beat her was Nidya! The one who killed her was Nidya too, you should go find Nidya! Why are you coming after ?”
Though Jas liked to drink, gamble, and often abused Nidya.
But.
No matter how much he drank, he would never lay a hand on Olivia.
At most, it was only verbal threats.
It was always Nidya who laid hands on Olivia.
Viola frowned slightly, “Let ask you, when Nidya was abusing Olivia, what were you doing? As a father, did you stop Nidya?”
Indifference and bystander complicity are equal cris.
If Jas had tried to intervene even a little, things wouldn’t have ended up this way!
Olivia wouldn’t have died!
“I…” Jas stamred for a long ti before finally saying, “I never thought that crazy woman would beat soone to death…”
By the end, Jas even started to cry, “When Olivia died, I was heartbroken too!”
Although she wasn’t his biological child.
But Olivia was the daughter that he watched growing up.
Plus, Olivia was always well-behaved, sensible, and obedient.
“I only had one daughter! I only had one daughter, and if she’s dead, who’s going to care for when I grow old?”
“Nidya is such a vicious woman, I can’t share the sa sky with her!”
“I’ll kill her!”
Ultimately, he was a selfish egotist.
Even now, Jas had never felt heartbroken over Olivia’s death.
What truly upset him was that without Olivia, no one would provide for him in his old age.
Self-centered people, in the end, only think about themselves.
Viola raised the wooden stick again, and before Jas could react, it crashed down on his back.
Jas groaned in pain.
It hurt so much.
He felt like his ribs had been broken!
“Does it hurt?” Viola spoke calmly.
A cold light seed to cover her delicate jade-like features.
“It hurts!”
Jas lay on the ground, breathing heavily.
“Did Olivia hurt when she was being beaten? At that ti, she was in a thousand tis more pain than you are now!”
Jas cried out, “Miss, I was wrong! Can you forgive ? I didn’t want Olivia to die either…”
Viola raised the stick again.
Just then, two police officers approached them.
One of them said cautiously, “Howard, there seems to be sothing going on over there!”
Howard glanced over, saw Jas’s face, and imdiately grabbed his companion’s hand, “You saw it wrong! Let’s go that way!”
People like Jas deserved a good beating!
Although Olivia’s death had nothing to do with him, as her father, he failed to take any responsibility.
He was even worse than a stranger!
Howard walked away while looking back, and gave Viola a ‘thumbs up’ gesture.
Viola landed several more heavy blows on Jas.
Then, she threw away the stick, looked at Jas, and spoke softly, “Have you ever thought about why Nidya would fra you for murder?”
“Why?” Jas looked up at Viola.
Viola continued, “Because she wants you to disappear from this world forever.”
Jas knew that Nidya wanted him dead, but he couldn’t figure out why!
Even if Nidya hated him, it wouldn’t be to the point that she would want him dead.
“What would my disappearance do to benefit her?” Jas asked.
“Because of one person.”
Hearing this, Jas was stunned at first, and then beca extrely angry, “That bitch Nidya, does she have soone else outside?!”
“Not exactly for that reason,” Viola replied calmly, “Did you ever wonder why Nidya has been enduring and swallowing her anger all these years?”
“Why?” Jas couldn’t quite grasp it at the mont.
“Because your biological daughter with Nidya, Sophie Cooper, is not dead at all.” Viola continued, “Now that I’ve said this, you should be able to figure out the reason, right?”
What!
His biological daughter, Sophie Cooper, was actually alive!
She really wasn’t dead!
Jas stared in disbelief, astonishnt in his eyes.
He quickly understood the aning behind Viola’s words.
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