Hill was also a little unable to understand Aislin.
If she truly possessed the uncontrollable greed for power that she displayed, she would not have been so thoroughly shaken by a single sentence from Rute.
She really had been shaken.
That instant feeling of having nowhere to hide in shame had practically turned into a shadow around her.
Hill truly felt that there was something wrong with this woman.
The reason Rute was so tolerant of her seemed to be more than simply Aislin's unwavering loyalty to him.
Hilbert decided to temporarily stop pursuing the woman... Once he figured out what exactly was going on with Aislin, he would deal her a real blow.
Of course, he would not forgive the discomfort and irritation Aislin had caused him just because she might have some deeper reason or a pitiful past.
At most, he would not kill her, but that did not mean he would refrain from beating her up.
Though he did not agree with sayings like pitiful people must have something hateful about them, he had never believed that hateful people deserved forgiveness merely because they had a pitiful side.
There were plenty of people who lived difficult lives.
Even if one could understand that the behavior of those who had to inflict their pain on others and see others suffer even more than themselves was not without cause, there was no need to forgive their so-called suffering.
But Hill had indeed placed a question mark in his mind.
One of the reasons he had come here today was to strip Aislin of some of her power... Before he could simply slap her to death, he did not want that woman to live too comfortably either.
But Hill suddenly realized that Oliva, who was always at Aislin's lips and