Caleb said, “You’ve already confessed to the crime, and there’s nothing I can do to save you.” The events from back then were undeniable.
He had seen the evidence Amanda provided to the police, and there was no way to refute it.
Evelyn finally reacted, looking at her daughter with exhaustion, “Carol, please, just go back to your room and lie down. Stop shouting, it’s so annoying!”
Carol sneered and, staring at her weary mother, asked, “Mom, do you find me annoying?”
“Yes!” Evelyn hadn’t had a good night’s sleep in a long time. She was exhausted and didn’t even know what she was saying anymore.
“Alright, stop arguing. Your mom is crazy,” Caleb said irritably. His son had returned, but didn’t want to go home. Both his wife and his daughter were paying the price for their past actions.
