He Filmed Us In Bed Then Took My College Admission Chapter 07

He Filmed Us In Bed Then Took My College Admission Chapter 07

The next second, Sierra’s smile froze on her face.

Logan stood in the doorway, his face unreadable. No one knew how long he’d been listening.

The chips scattered across the floor. Sierra scrambled off the bed immediately.

“Logan, let me explain, it’s not what you think. I was just joking around with a friend, none of it is.

true.”

Logan crouched down slowly, his face eerily calm. “I told you. If anything happened to Ellie, you d pay with your life.”

Cold sweat broke out all over Sierra’s pale face. She threw her arms around his legs at once, létting her clothes slip off her shoulders, resorting to the same old tricks of playing pitiful and seducing him.

“Logan, I never meant it. I only did all this because I love you so much. Please forgive me.”

Seeing no response from him, she inched closer ingratiatingly. “I’ll satisfy you in every way you want if you’ll let me off.”

Logan laughed.

Just as she thought she could get away with it and began to relax, he pried her fingers off his legs one by one.

Frivolous and shameless, she bent to whoever offers her wealth.

This woman was rotten to the core, far inferior to me in every way, but he held her dear as a

treasure.

He had forced me to give up her university admission spot and even let this woman take away the love token he had personally made for her

Regret and guilt burrowed into his flesh like maggots, eating him alive.

He stood up and looked down at her like she was a piece of garbage. “Save all those cheap tricks for your days behind bars.”

The words had barely faded when two police officers stepped into the room.

Logan handed over the voice recorder without hesitation. “I have only one request. No mediation,

punish her to the fullest extent of the law.”

Panic finally overwhelmed Sierra.

She screamed, threw tantrums, begged for mercy and put on pitiful acts nonstop.

Yet all her tricks proved useless before the impartial law.

As she was being taken away, she broke into bitter tears and shrieked curses. “Logan, you’re equally guilty of driving Eliana to her end. Karma will get you!”

The room went quiet.

Logan slid down the wall and sat on the floor.

He already knew that. Because his punishment had already arrived.

The next day, Logan went live online.

He confessed. Apologized to the whole world.

The internet tore him apart.

My name was finally cleared, yet it came far too late, only after I was gone.

father. The rescue team pulled more things from the river and sent them all to my

Logan kneeled in front of my father’s house every day, begging for something of mine to keep.

But

my

father treated him like thin air. He wouldn’t have given him the time of day even if Logan

died right there.

Three days later, Logan collapsed unconscious on the doorstep. The Winthrops came to take him

home.

My father told me every single detail of all this over an overseas call.

The video had gone viral right after Logan and Sierra left that day.

He had lied to me again.

I was bombarded with vicious abuse and dared not even turn on my phone. Extreme netizens even came to vandalize our house. My father rushed back home and scared them off by threatening to call the police.

I knew well this well-plotted scheme would never end so easily. Those troublemakers came fully prepared and would never let me off lightly.

My parents talked it over. In the end, they decided to use this as my way out.

The car did go into the river. But my father hired a professional swimmer to take my place.

The moment the car hit the water, he got himself out and disappeared.

Meanwhile, I had already boarded a flight overseas and enrolled in a prestigious university arranged by my mother.

I thought I’d never see Logan again.

But six months into school, I got a panicked call from Dad.

“Eliana, Logan found out you’re alive. He knows you’re studying abroad.”

“I can’t cover this up anymore. He’s probably heading straight for you.”

“I know. He’s already here.”

I set down my phone and looked toward the man standing not far away.