Chapter 929
Chapter 929:
She decided to send the footage she’d captured on her phone to John, leaving the next steps up to him.
John’s reply came quickly, filled with confusion expressed through numerous question marks.
Before Yelena could type a response, John initiated a video call.
“Yelena, is this genuine?” he asked, bewildered.
Meeting his gaze, Yelena replied solemnly, “Why would I fabricate this p>
“So, what are you suggesting by sending this to me? Should I intervene? But I must admit, Addie is an intimidating person. If I help her and she becomes attached to me, that could pose a serious issue p>
John’s feelings toward Addie were far from warm; he truly hated her. Yet, the sight of her bound and dragged away stirred a reluctant compassion within him.
Yelena remarked, “It’s your choice whether to intervene or not; I just felt you should be informed p>
Should John choose not to act, Yelena was prepared to fulfill her civic duty by contacting the authorities, though she knew the results might be unpredictable.
The moral landscape in this world was often ambiguous. Addie, for instance, wasn’t purely malevolent.
It was possible her actions were shaped by her upbringing with the Morgan family.
Judgments from the outside were often flawed, based merely on surface observations.
Ultimately, John opted to send the video that Yelena had provided to Janey.
Upon viewing it, Janey hurried to John’s room, banging on the door and exclaiming, “John, where did this video come from? Is it real?” Their similarity was striking, their queries nearly echoing each other. As John opened the door, Janey burst in, demanding, “What’s happening here p>
“The footage is from Yelena, so yes, it’s real,” John explained. “I need to know, do you want to help p>
Janey opened her mouth to respond, but John cut her off, “Hold on, we can rescue her, but she cannot stay with us. She has some serious issues p>
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Janey stared at John, skeptical. “Just because you dislike her doesn’t mean you should speak of her like that.” She believed John was simply being insensitive.
Finding himself at a loss for words, John insisted, “Mom, I’m not making this up. She’s been seen mistreating cats near the church, and there’s proof p>
John showed Janey a photo of an earring that Yelena had discovered, adding, “You were there with her that day, and she was wearing those earrings. When she returned, weren’t both her ears bare p>
Initially, Janey hadn’t realized it, but once John mentioned it, the memory clicked into place.
She paused, then said with a frown, “That does seem accurate. But does that really prove she’s harming animals p>
Doubt began to cloud Janey’s thoughts, even though John hadn’t produced concrete evidence.
Suddenly, it dawned on Janey that during Addie’s stay, several neighbors had reported their pets being harmed.
Previously, Janey had suspected a local troublemaker, but now she realized the troublemaker had been living under her roof all along!
John asked, “Are you still considering saving her p>
With a knowing smile, Janey looked at her son and replied, “You’re my son; I understand your intentions. If you were indifferent to her situation, you wouldn’t have mentioned it to me. But rest assured, if we do help her, I’ll ensure she doesn’t stay with us p>