Chapter 470

Chapter 470

This question was really too sharp. Domingo gripped his hair tightly, and only after a long while did he lower his head, "I did do wrong, but who could have thought she'd be so fragile?"

He completely dropped his pretense, "I just wanted to have some fun with her. Who knew Savannah would want to marry me? I can have a family and children—how could I possibly give up my original life for a woman like that?"

Hearing this, not just Sienna, even Kelvin couldn't help but furrow his brow.

All of Domingo's thinking was clearly based on his own interests, without the slightest consideration for Savannah.

As if she wasn't a living person, but a plaything that could be disposed of at will.

After saying this, Domingo even sneered, "I've seen plenty of people like her. Going to get hymen restoration surgery, saying she wanted to give me her precious first time. If I hadn't already slept with her, wouldn't I have been fooled?"

At these words, Sienna slammed her hand on the table in front of her, "You're just scum! You hurt Savannah, and you can still say things like this? Why don't you talk about how much you deceived her?"

Domingo lowered his head, not arguing back with Sienna.

But from his actions, Sienna could still sense his attitude—this Domingo, from start to finish, didn't think he'd done anything wrong.

In his view, Savannah was really the one actively pursuing him!

Sienna clenched her teeth, while Kelvin spoke up at this moment, "According to our investigation, Savannah developed serious psychological problems during her relationship with you."

Kelvin's tone was matter-of-fact, but in his eyes, Sienna seemed to see a suppressed look like a storm brewing.

"Do you have anything you want to explain?"

Facing Kelvin's question, Domingo acted quite innocent instead, "She was never good enough for me—is that wrong?"

Domingo's tone could even be called self-righteous, "I was just telling her the reality. My income, my family—aren't they all better than hers?"

He seemed somewhat dissatisfied, "She's the one with psychological problems, and in the end it's blamed on me? Do you police have any sense when investigating cases?"

Hearing this, Sienna roughly understood Domingo's way of thinking.

Sienna laughed coldly, "The police have their own procedures for investigating cases—you don't need to worry about that. Regardless of whether Savannah's psychological resilience was too weak, you can't escape the rape charge."

After saying this, Sienna looked coldly at Domingo, "According to our investigation, you and Savannah resigned from the company one after another, and Savannah suffered extremely severe trauma, which led her to leave a suicide note and kill herself."

As she said this, Sienna kept watching Domingo's facial expressions.

It was when she mentioned "severe trauma" that his pupils contracted for a brief, barely noticeable moment.

Sienna nodded slightly to herself, and her tone became very certain, "You should know the reason, right?"

Domingo had no idea how much evidence the police had collected. Faced with Sienna's confident tone, he could only grit his teeth and speak.

"It's because she was too weak!"

Faced with Domingo's final excuse, both Kelvin and Sienna chose to ignore it.

Domingo snorted, "I was never going to marry her. When you're just playing around, there's always a time when you get tired of it, right?"

His tone was indifferent, "When I got tired of it, I broke up with her, didn't I? Then she didn't come to work for two days, and ended up resigning directly!"

Speaking of this, Domingo seemed to have many complaints, "I haven't even blamed her yet—resigning without a word, who was I supposed to get to finish all that work?"

Faced with Domingo's almost absurd deflection and changing of the subject, Sienna didn't even know what kind of reaction to give.

According to Charlotte's testimony and Kelvin's psychological profile of Savannah, the victim should have been a girl with a reserved personality.

And after experiencing the rape, Savannah's heart must have been filled with anxiety and low self-esteem. She didn't dare confide in people around her, nor did she dare stand up and report to the police to protect her rights.

A girl like this could only tremble in a corner, licking her wounds alone.

Perhaps given enough time, Savannah could indeed have emerged from the pain caused by this incident.

But predictably, the experience of being raped would definitely become an indelible scar in Savannah's heart.

And Domingo appeared at exactly this time.

He concealed the fact that he had raped Savannah, and showed Savannah an ambiguous attitude that went beyond normal male-female relationships.

For Savannah, Domingo's appearance was both hope and the main culprit pushing her into an even deeper pit.

Sienna could roughly guess Savannah's thoughts.

After suffering such great harm, a mature, steady, considerate and wealthy man could naturally very easily enter Savannah's defenses.

But at the same time, Savannah would have extremely deep self-loathing.

Why did Domingo appear at this time, specifically after she was hurt and considered herself defiled?

In this environment, Savannah essentially treated everything Domingo said as gospel truth, relying on it as a life creed.

And Domingo's belittlement and dissatisfaction would naturally cause enormous harm and psychological pressure to the desperate Savannah.

Sienna exhaled.

Not to mention that Domingo later directly broke up with her. For Savannah, this might have been the pain of being abandoned by the whole world.

Originally Sienna thought that the harm Domingo caused Savannah should have stopped there, but unexpectedly, before her sigh had even settled, Domingo spoke again.

"I didn't expect Savannah to be that crazy. She actually got my home address from HR and came directly to my house!"

At this point, Sienna's expression suddenly froze.

You have to know that the HR file didn't just contain the home address.

"Did she find out about your marriage?"

As soon as Sienna asked this, Domingo snorted, "How could she not know? My file clearly says I'm married! The first thing she said when she knocked on the door was asking why I lied to her."

"Where did I lie to her? She never asked me!"

Domingo still had that self-righteous attitude, "Good thing my wife was at work and not home then, otherwise how would I have explained it?"

As these words fell, facing Domingo's matter-of-fact expression, Sienna really had nothing left to say.