Her Revenge Returns (Lea and Alfred)
Chapter 47

Chapter 47

Chapter 47

“Please, let me go, let go of my child?” Janice pleaded, her hands instinctively protecting herstomach, though it was too big to hold

But the bodyguards stepped on her stomach, and the pain surged,

Her kid was hurting too, squirming like crazy inside her. She could feel his little hands waving, hisfeet kicking, his head tucked in.

She was scared, heartbroken, and full of regret

“Matilda, I messed up! I’m begging you, please let me and my child go Janice admitted her mistake,pleading from the bottom of her heart.

“My kid’s fully grown, he’s in agony! He’s innocent, it’s all on me. Whatever you want me to do, justlet him got Please, I’m begging you.”

Matilda just stood there, her grim expression underscored by a smirk of sheer satisfaction as shewatched Janice squirm under her control.

Let her go! And the baby too! If the tables are turned and it is me begging, would she have shownany merry? Highly unlikely, she thought bitterly.

Janice looked a mess, all pathetic and small. But would anyone even bother to look her way,considering her mistress status! Matilda was just plain disgusted

Janice knew begging Matilda was pointless, so she turned to Ewan. “Ewan, please, save me. Saveyour son…”

“Matilda!” Ewan pleaded, tears streaming down his bloodshot eyes. “Please, make it stop. The babyis innocent, it’s all on me. Let the child go.

“Ewan” Matilda snapped, cutting him off. “You know what? Today, just to steady Berry Group’sstock, Fraley family dropped over 1.4 billion dollars”

That was not even counting all the behind–the–scenes stutt

The funds came from Nixon’s wheeling and dealing with the big bankers, and the interest rates onthem are through the roof, costing another

“I’ve got most of Berry Group’s stocks in my pocket right now,” Matilda continued. “And you knowabout Christian.”

“If you dare speak another word. I make sure you regret it. I’ll break you so thoroughly you’ll wishyou had nothing,” she threatened menacingly

Ewan’s jaw tightened, a mix of fear and resignation in his eyes. Christian had made it explicitlyclear from the day be married Matilda no affairs, no illegitimate children. He had made countlesspromises, all broken, leading to numerous hidden affairs and secret abortions.

Ewan had once naively tried to challenge this arrangement by exposing his affairs to Christian, onlyfor the outcomes to be devastatingly swept under the rug, the women and the pregnancies crusedfrom their lives.

So Chrisuan’s loyalty was to Maulda, not to him. Ewan knew even if Matilda were to cripple him,Christian wouldn’t so much as blink.

Faced with the unyielding figure of Matilda and her almost robotic bodyguards, Ewan finally bowedhis head in defeat Washout her wealth, he wouldn’t stand a chance outside the walls of his gildedcage..

Janice was in agony, her whole body hurting, but she was still clear–headed.

No way! It is all bullshit. How could Marilda kick out the only male heir in the Berry Family withnothing? she thought bitterly,

Another brutal hit to her stomach sent a surge of pain through her, as blood mixed with amnioticfluid poured out Janice’s heart dropped as she desperately looked to Ewan, their child’s onlychance for salvation.

“Ewan, please, stop them… the baby. Janice gasped, her voice fading fast.

“He’s your son! You were just playing with ham last night, be responded to you, felt your touch,” shepleaded, each word a struggle as she fought through the pain. “You’ve talked to him, he knows you.He knows you’re his father. He’s been alive, feeling everything for over six months now. He’s inagony, crying out for you, his father. You know this, you must know..”

Before she realized, Janice’s voice had faded, her breathing shallow

Ewan looked at her, covered in blood, with a pool of fluids beneath her. Her once–big belly nowshrunk

The bodyguards kept at it, hitting Janice’s belly and waist, landing blows on both her and the kidinside her.

“Ewan, Ewan.” Janice’s voice broke with desperation. “The baby’s not moving. I can’t feel himanymore……. I just can’t”

Unable to hear the sight any longer, Ewan turned away, his hands covering his

g his face as tears stredned down unchecked. He adored that child, had dream for his future, butfelt utterly powerless to protect him

Janice stared at his back, her eyes wide with pleading, unable to speak anymore.

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This is the man I have entrusted my life with, the man I have believed in, and now he stood there,too frightened to save his own son–a coward, a selfish ghost, she thought bitterly

Janice was filled with regret, so profound and piercing. Then, she was at death’s door, not fightinganymore.

The bodyguards stopped.

Matilda looked at Janice on the ground with disgust. Her desperate, regretful gaze gave Matildasome twisted satisfaction

This bitch thought she could screw around with my marriage and replace my daughter in the Berryclan by popping out a kid? This is what she gets Matilda cursed internally.

She glanced at Ewan again, still unable to face her. She sneered, then ordered the bodyguards.“Son it out properly. No mess left behind.”

“Sure. Ma’am” The bodyguards nodded.

Matilda turned and strutted towards her red Bentley, clearly self–satisfied, swaying with everystep.

Max opened the car door for Matilda, and she hopped in. The driver revved the engine and theytook off.

Meanwhile, the bodyguards left behind called for an ambulance, Janice had to be saved; if shedied, it would be blamed on Matilda, and that was a no–go. As for the child, covering up the

miscarriage was surprisingly simple for them.

Others were busy erasing the nearby surveillance footage. If any of it leaked online, it would be adisaster for Matilda’s image, and that simply couldn’t happen.

Back at the Berry Mansion, Lea’s eyes widened in shock as she watched the surveillance footageon her laptop. Matilda had actually caused Janice to miscarry.

Having been through childbirth herself, Lea couldn’t stomach this kind of cruelty. Her fingers grewicy as she watched.

She was tracking Maulda’s car through the urban transport system and saw the whole sceneunfold.

A notification popped up on her laptop, telling that someone was trying to delete the surveillancedata from the villa area.

Without missing a beat, she captured a screenshot of her recording and uploaded the video online,titling it. “Wife Beats Mistress Causing Miscarriage at Seven Months”

The headline was shocking and the images horrible, quickly capturing the public’s attention. Withinmoments, it had racked up tens of thousands of clicks and thousands of shares. The heat around itwas rising fast.

Matilda and Ewan’s marriage had been rocky for a while, and after this bombshell, any hope forpeace was gone.

From the get–go, Matilda only had eyes for Nixon, not giving a shit about Ewan. So, their marriagewas teetering on the brink of collapse,

Lea knew she had to replace a way to show Ewan the truth about Helen’s background and Matilda’sintentions.

She thought Ewan might have been a pushover, but this was too much even for him.

Her phone buzzed. It was the DNA test results from Lorrand. As Lea read through them, a deepfrown formed.

Just as s

as she suspected, Shannon and Donna weren’t actually related.

Lea could not help lamenting that her and Shannon’s lives were eerily similar. While Lea had facedher challenges, they were nothing compared to Shannon’s hardships. Back in her previous life,Lea once thought she had it made after getting into Conrad University. Absolutely, she was wrong.

So who are Shannon’s biological parents, and how the hell have she ended up with a trashyperson like Donna‘ Thinking about her own parents sparked a surge of anger in Lea

She shook off these thoughts and sent the information to Shannon. She was curious to see howMatilda would react if Shannon refused to cover for Helen

After forwarding the message, the locked her phone and dove back into her work.

With the hospital’s grand opening looming, Riverview SmartMed was ready to make its mark. Leawas determined to ensure the hospital’s rapid rise and expansion.

There

was still so much to do.