Chapter 171. Zora, It’s Me

“I enjoyed it,” the clone responded with a cold expression.

Lake wanted to punch him in the face when he realized that Ezrah’s brothers hated him for something he had no knowledge of.

He suddenly began to wonder since when the clone had been in their lives.

He would have told Zora to get in touch with Ezrah’s parents to find out the depth of the problem, but since they had a hint as to where Ezrah was, there was no need to do so.

“Why?” Zora asked, feeling depressed about the whole thing as the understanding settled that Ezrah had been suffering and at loggerheads with his brothers because of this inhuman creature.

“They had the life I wanted, so I figured that if I killed them, then I wouldn’t be sent away, but…” he stopped talking, as if he had said too much, but Zora had heard enough.

“But your parents loved you all equally,” she pointed out, hurt by the whole thing.

“I don’t know what you are talking about,” the clone said, afraid that h