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Heartstrings on Fire novel Chapter 50

Jared stepped out of his car and walked over to Agnes, leisurely taking off his trench coat and draping it over Agnes' shoulders.

Then he sat down beside Agnes, his voice low and slow, "Why didn't you answer your phone? Do you know how worried I was?"

Agnes kept her head down, not saying a word.

Jared reached out and held Agnes' hand.

His palm was dry and warm. Jared asked, "What had happened? Can you tell me about it?"

Agnes didn't know where to start and remained silent.

Suddenly, Jared pulled Agnes into his arms, "No matter what happened, I'm here for you. Even if the world collapses, I'll protect you."

Hearing this, Agnes couldn't hold back her tears.

When Mr. Taylor expressed his disappointment, she didn't cry. When Jenny framed her, she didn't cry. When Elton said he wanted to cut ties, Agnes didn't cry either.

But when Jared said he would protect her, Agnes burst into tears.

Jared was taken aback, patting Agnes' back like he was comforting a child, continuously asking her what happened.

Agnes cried for a long time, finally sobbing out the whole story to Jared.

Upon hearing this, Jared's brows furrowed.

Agnes said, "I really didn't push her. I don't care about her framing me, but what saddens me is that the tiny life was innocent but couldn't come into this world because of me…"

Jared said, "Agnes, punishing yourself for others' mistakes is the dumbest thing. Jenny is a real villain, even hurting herself. Don't feel bad about this, leave it to me. I'll find a way to prove your innocence."

Agnes suddenly stopped crying, looking at Jared, "You believe me?"

Jared's voice was deep and serious, "Of course, I believe you."

"Why?"

"No reason."

For some reason, just because of Jared's words, Agnes felt less upset.

Jared said, "Stay away from Jenny for a while. Leave the rest to me. Trust me, I'll make her pay."

Whether Jared was comforting her or not, Agnes felt warmth in her heart.

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