Spoiled (Lily)

Chapter 1492 Verdict

As Alban lay lifeless, a chilling sensation enveloped his body, as though he had descended into a

frozen cellar.

The words echoed in his ears: Are you worthy... Are you worthy...

He wanted to respond, but the words eluded him.

The vast population consisted of billions of individuals.

If he were in their position, he wouldn't trade the entire Strings of Fate for the sake of one insignificant

person.

Realizing this, he discovered that his defiance of fate and belief in his uniqueness among all the people

on Earth were nothing but delusions!

He was no different from anyone else!

He was just one insignificant individual among billions of lives!

In that moment, Albany's faith crumbled to nothingness.

His face drained of color as he staggered backward. "How could this be..."

He had considered himself the protagonist of the story, but in reality, he was nothing more than a minor

character.

Lilly flipped through the golden light booklet. Her voice was cold and detached as she spoke, "Now that

you understand your situation, let's discuss your so-called law-abiding behavior. Alban Knox, when you

were merely seven or eight years old, you possessed endless wealth. It is stated that you and your

siblings had to rely on each other as you lived in a small two-bedroom apartment. However, you were

an orphan without any special background or support. You definitely weren't engaged in business or

work... So, where did you acquire hundreds of thousands, even millions, to your name?"

When Alban attempted to purchase ice pond water from Lilly, his starting price was a million.

How did a child with no support or source of income come into possession of such a large sum of

money?

Alban's lips twitched as he said, "I..."

Lilly interrupted bluntly, "You stole other people's money, didn't you?"

Alban furrowed his brow as he refuted, "You make it sound so terrible. I merely took money from

corrupt officials. It was ill-gotten wealth. It can be said that I was redistributing wealth from the rich to

the poor."

How could it be considered stealing if he took money that they shouldn't have had in the first place?

Didn't they deserve to lose it?

Lilly sneered, "Is that so? You truly believe you've done nothing wrong?"

Alban spoke with conviction, "I am not wrong! I also help others by exorcising evil spirits and solving

their problems in my spare time. I do earn my keep!"

Lilly laughed mirthlessly as she said, "Let me give you an example, then. There was a corrupt official in

Xignas City named Mr. Leroy who accepted substantial bribes and hid the money in his walls and

under his mattress. The special task force had ample evidence and planned to catch him red-handed

by raiding his home late at night."

She could barely contain the vexation in her tone as she continued, "However, the task force came up

empty-handed due to your theft. It was unbelievable because they had more than enough evidence

that suggested otherwise. Unfortunately, they had no choice but to let the corrupt official go due to lack

of evidence. Why did that happen?"

Alban interrupted, "That's not my problem... Besides, the corrupt official would be more cautious after

that. Doesn't this count as me doing a good deed?"

Lilly retorted, "Really? This corrupt official continued to hold his position without facing the punishment NôvelDrama.Org owns all content.

he deserved. It's easy to transition from frugality to extravagance. However, it is very challenging to

reverse the process. I'm sorry to say that losing a large sum of money didn't make him restrain himself.

If anything, it made him more aggressive and secretive. Your unintended assistance to the tyrant

caused numerous hardworking individuals to lose everything. They suffered injustice under his hands.

Some unlucky souls even lost their lives because he didn't face any prosecution from the law. Yet, you

still believe you're like Robin Hood? Is this what you mean by robbing the rich to aid the poor?!"

Alban was left speechless.

She continued relentlessly, "There are numerous similar examples listed here. Therefore, it is evident

that your actions have negatively impacted countless individuals. Do you now understand why your

defiance of fate only lasted until you turned 18?"

Alban's face turned pale. Although he desperately wanted to defend himself, he couldn't come up with

anything that would make him appear innocent.

The main thoughts running through his mind were, How is this my fault?

I was orphaned as a child. I was just a kid but had to take care of my sister. I had to raise her as if she

were my own child at the tender age of six!

Weren't his circumstances difficult too?

All he wanted was to become stronger so that no one could bully them. With enough power, they could

live a life free from worries and unhappiness.

How could he be in the wrong?

Lilly's eyelids lifted slightly as she glanced at him, as if she could understand his thoughts.

She said, "You have protected and loved your sister with all your heart. There is nothing wrong with

that. In that aspect, you are indeed a responsible and exceptional brother. However, your kindness

towards your sister is built upon the suffering of others. Answer me, do you remember Jamie?"

It took Alban a moment to compose himself before replying in a low murmur, "I remember, but..."

Jamie had feelings for him. Even though he didn't feel the same way, he treated her with patience and

kindness.

Wasn't it a mutually beneficial arrangement?

He asked her to take care of his sister. In return, he would treat her as his girlfriend and fulfill all her

desires.

Where did he go wrong?

Lilly had come to realize that selfish individuals would never consider themselves selfish. They would

constantly justify their actions under the guise of "equivalent exchange," finding comfort in the belief

that everything was fair for both parties.

Did he?

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Alban knew that if he had asked, she would have undoubtedly refused him right then and there.

He carefully orchestrated chance encounters and nurtured her growing feelings, trapping Jamie without

her slightest suspicion.

"There must be at least four out of five cases here, right?" Lilly remarked disdainfully. "The only

difference is whether they have seen through you."

Lilly closed the booklet with a snap, knowing that Alban's trial had come to an end.

Alban's face turned pale upon receiving the verdict.