Dumping Him for His Uncle (Natasha and Zachary) novel Chapter 29

Angelica lacked any sense of awareness and just handed Henry a copy of the form. "You can relocate the grave once you fill out the form."

Henry threw the form right back. There was no way he would let go of something that could be used to control Natasha so easily. "I object to the relocation."

He then looked over to Olivia, prompting her to speak. "Silly girl, why move your mother's grave all of a sudden? Can't you just let her rest in peace?"

Everyone voiced their agreement as well. Natasha had no choice but to leave now that not even Angelica could help her. "Henry Bradley! So what if you've stopped me today? I'll come again tomorrow, and I'll come again the day after that!"

Henry sneered and replied, "You're just as foolish as your mother. I may have remarried after she died, but as long as I'm still alive, you're never going to move the grave."

He narrowed his eyes cunningly as he continued, "What's the difference even if you did manage to move it? I'm still technically her husband."

Natasha clenched her fists. She wanted nothing more than to punch him right then and there.

He continued, "You'd better not force me to make a move. If you do, I might just dump your mother's ashes into the wilderness where you'd never find them."

She knew that as cruel as his words were, he was not wrong. She had no choice but to forcibly calm herself down. "Mom's already dead! And you're not even going to leave her ashes alone?"

Natasha's birthday was only two months apart from Nicole's. It meant that Henry was already cheating on Tasha with Olivia back when Tasha was still alive.

When Olivia and Nicole were officially given the Bradley name, not a single soul condemned them for what they did; instead, they blamed everything on Tasha.

Natasha had long been able to tell that her so-called family was greedy. They tried squeezing her out of every last bit of usefulness before tossing her aside.

"I never said that. I'm just saying you shouldn't force me to do it," Henry replied.