She Meant It When She Said She Didn't Like Him Anymore

Jeanne pursed her lips and slowly said, "Yes."

"Chester, come with me."

"Yes."

As Warren left with Chester, Jeanne looked up at their backs before going straight to her room.

Everything she had done today was just to gain Warren's trust.

Of course, she did not show any mercy to Edward. However, the most important thing was to dispel Warren's suspicions of her. 

… 

Warren brought Chester back to his study.

"As expected, your prediction is right. Jeanne and Edward really don't have any feelings for each other anymore. If we hadn't stopped her, Jeanne would have killed Edward." Chester could not help but admire his father's foresight.

Warren sneered. He was also proud of his previous guess.

He said, "I originally wanted Jeanne to kill Edward just like that. At most, I would use Jeanne as an excuse. It would be a life for a life anyway, and no one will say anything about our Sanders."