Chapter 115
Author: Pen thinker
last update2025-10-08 22:33:46

At that moment, as Waylon remained kneeling, silent and completely defeated, the weight of the situation was no longer just in his posture it was written across his entire body. His head hung low, his shoulders slumped with shame, and his eyes remained glued to the ground, unable to meet the stares that now pierced into him from all directions.

Waylon watching Raymond in fear, he couldn’t hold it anymore. His breath trembled. Then, slowly, tears began to stream down his face. he started crying
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