Eventually, the Female Lead Ran Away (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 104

Mrs. Heather raised her hand and gently stroked Deborah’s cheek as she spoke.

“You’re so clever and reliable, yet you worry too much about others. From now on, I hope you live a life that doesn’t make me worry.”

Her tender hand pushed Deborah out into the bleak dawn—a cold world blanketed in heavy snowfall.

However dark the world was—and it was overwhelmingly dark—at least deliverymen would soon be out and about in a few hours.

Mrs. Heather suppressed her anxiety and thought to herself.

‘There must be as few witnesses as possible. If it’s House of Marquess Delta, they could even make a rat talk.’

No one must ever find a trace of Deborah—not even the servants of this estate.

Though everyone got along well with Deborah, people inevitably crumble before money.

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The snow falling now was heavier than it had been when Deborah left the Heather estate. Yet, Deborah felt that back then had been far harder than now.

After all, wasn’t she sitting right now on such a wonderful sofa in the warm Baker estate?

“In the morning, Mrs. Heather gathered all the servants and told them you’d been driven out for stealing money.”

Sage spoke weakly, continuing.

“At first, everyone was shocked. But soon they all began doubting what she’d said—after all, you were a good person. And the circumstances back then hadn’t been ordinary either.”

[She hasn’t spoken a word about it until now. And Deborah?]

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