The secretary attempted to offer basic aid, but he pushed her away and confronted Rena with gritted teeth.

"Can't you see I'm bleeding? Rena, you couldn't care less whether I'm alive or dead, could you?"

Rena's gaze turned hollow.

She looked at Harold, the man she once loved so deeply, and felt incredibly strange, as if she had never truly known him.

How could he be so heartless?

Eloise wouldn't even harm a chicken, let alone wield a knife. Harold must have provoked her and manipulated the situation.

“Harold, please let me go," Rena pleaded, interrupting his impending words.

But before he could respond, Rena knelt down before him, Eloise snapped back to her senses, emitting a strange sound as if she wanted to stop Rena.

However, Rena refused to rise.

Tears filled her eyes, yet determination gleamed within them. In a trembling voice, she spoke, "Mr. Moore, I was young and naive. I shouldn't have been involved with you. It was my mistake. I implore you, for the kindness I once showed you, please release my father and Eloise. Let them go! Please!"

Witnessing Rena's profound humility, Eloise burst into tears.

Snapping out of it, she apologized to Rena and attempted to pull her back up.

Rena was Darren's cherished daughter.

Seeing the girl on her knees, begging Harold for mercy, the blood inside Eloise began to boil.

How could she kneel before this monster?

Rena remained motionless, her unwavering gaze fixed on Harold. After four years together, how could he not understand her?

Rena possessed a gentle temperament, but she could be stubborn at times. She had once Loved him wholeheartedly, but now she knelt before him to sever their ties.

Gritting his teeth, Harold asked angrily, "What if I refuse to let them go? What do you intend to do, Rena?"

Rena clenched her fists and replied, “Aren't you afraid that I'll expose your true nature to the Fowler family?"

“Just try it!" Harold's face contorted, a sneer crossing his lips.

“And let's see if Cecilia will forgive me, if your entire family will escape unscathed, and if Waylen will come to your aid."

The mention of Waylen further infuriated Harold.