Chapter 16 I Lied

Jason requested to see me the day before he was transferred to the Prosecutor's Office. I wanted to go. I wanted to see with my own eyes what had become of this demon who had ruined my life. However, Cedric stopped me. "I'll go," he said. Cedric wore his clean, neatly pressed trench coat and gold-rimmed glasses. Once again, he was the refined Dr. Mosley. "It's not worth dirtying your sight with this kind of trash," he added before leaving. … In the visitation room at the detention center, the two men were separated by thick bulletproof glass. Jason had a shaved head, and he wore an orange jumpsuit. He had lost so much weight that he looked like a different person. The once arrogant Mr. Bell was now reduced to looking like a stray. When he saw Cedric, a venomous glint appeared in his eyes. He grabbed the phone and demanded in a hoarse voice, "Why are you here? Where's Emily? Is she afraid to see me? "Cedric, don't get cocky! Even if I'm sent to prison, my dad will find a way