After that, Cain Rhodes pretended nothing had happened and came to pick her up, taking her back home, though she was already unconscious.
That week, Cain Rhodes treated her exceptionally well, caring for her as if he wanted to present her with the best things in the world.
She asked him, why was he so good to her?
He said, because she was his fiancée, the only woman he ever wanted to marry in this life.
Afterwards, Lily Sloane couldn't bear to see him again, so she wrote him a letter, warning him to be wary of Arthur Donovan and the other two people, urging him to leave this filthy circle, find a good girl, and forget her.
Eventually, she took one last leap, and from then on, the entertainment industry knew Lily Sloane no more.
Until the moment she died, Lily Sloane never knew that Cain Rhodes was merely a hypocrite cloaked in righteousness.
She gave him her most precious youth, yet he was heartless and malicious, costing her life.
