After saying this, she steeled herself, closed her eyes, and charged toward the wall opposite.
Scarlett Yates instinctively stood up, intending to stop her, but as she got up, Matthew Saxon pulled her back again.
He held her down, his eyes cold and devoid of warmth, watching Alice Green dash toward the wall: "Leave her be."
Alice Green wouldn't die, and she couldn't bear to.
Matthew Saxon was well aware of this.
She was still the same as before, thinking she could win his pity this way.
During those three years, Alice Green would occasionally throw a tantrum. Sometimes, when she got on his nerves, he wouldn't visit her for ten days or half a month, and she would pull similar stunts.
Back then, he wasn't genuinely pitying her either.
He just felt that he had ignored her for a while, the purpose of punishment had been achieved, and since she began to act pitiful and admit her faults, he would give her a way out.
So Alice Green felt that this tactic would always work.
