Marrying The Supposed Gold Digger (Valerie) novel Chapter 708

Chapter 708 

At thist immoralzile two of them were still blaming each other, Dale sighed in exasperation. “Let’s main argung If this stuation facalares, no one will be able to helpris. We need to think about born 

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Malah, now visibly frightened, realized that if things w/ any worse, her father would certainly turn blind eye. As the sky grew darker outside, she was afraid to go back. She wayypated to trade, “Let’s just stay here for die night and see how things unfold. Væven if Matthew wants to find us, it won’t be 

“Kranson City is so big, and we haven’t shown ourselves. As long as we stay hidden, no one will find us. We’ll 

get through tonight and reassess the situation? 

Dale agreed. After all, even though Matthew wielded immense power, dealing with everything, at once wouldn’t be an easy feat. The two of them settled in a corner and had the burly man keep a dose watch on Katherine, 

Katherine, trembling with the baby in her arms, fell a deep sense of dread. If anything happened to the baby here, she would never forgive herself. As she looked out into the pitch–black night, she knew full well that with the baby in her hands, she wouldn’t be able to escape. However, if she without the baby, the kidnappers wouldn’t treat him well and might even kill him, Katherine could only hold the baby tightly and lean against the stroller, falling into a fitful, blurry sleep. 

Meanwhile, Maliah, consumed by fear, only managed to drift off in the late hours of the night. After some time had passed, a deafening crash startled her awake. Looking up, she saw a dozen cars rushing in. She quickly yelled for Dale to escape, but he was nowhere to be seen, 

Matthew emerged from one of the cars, his face flushed with anger, Katherine ran toward him and exclaimed, “Matthew, it was Maliah! She captured me and the child!” 

Maliah, terrified, protested, “No, it wasn’t me! It was Dale! It was his idea!” 

Matthew snorted coldly, “Tie her up!” 

A throng of people surged forward, pinning her to the ground and binding her tightly. Step by step, Matthew advanced menacingly. 

Maliah trembled in fear as she pleaded, “Mr. Grant, it’s not me. No, please spare met 

Matthew looked at her and sneered, “How dare you touch my son? Make her a cripple 

With that, the bodyguard approached with a machete, ready to chop off her hands. Maliah’s heart- wrenching screams filled the air. Turning her head, she saw her father standing nearby, and she cried out as though seeing a savior. “Dad, save me!” 

However, Owen turned his head away, “Mr. Grant, my daughter has overstepped. Please handle this matter as you see fit.” 

Without another word, he turned and walked away. Maliah was struck with sheer terror. “No! 

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Amid the screams and pain, Maliah awoke with a jolt. She looked around, relieved to find Dale 

side her and patrolling guards outside. It had all been a dream but it felt so real. If it were real, her father wouldn’t be able to help her. If Matthew truly came after her, she would be doomed. 

The pain and the dream left her shaken. She was drenched in sweat, and the night outside remained as dark as ever. Wiping her brow, she felt her heart race, knowing that this nightmare might soon become reality. If Matthew truly went mad, and she was exposed, the Anderson family would certainly sacrifice her. She had only one option left. 

Maliah took a deep breath and made up her mind. If that was the case, she would strike first. She stood up and walked over to where Katherine and the baby were sleeping beside the stroller. Her resolve hardened–only the dead could keep secrets. If they were gone, she would be safe. 

Seeing Dale still asleep, Maliah quietly called over two burly men and had them move Katherine and the child into the car. Katherine, blindfolded, was struck unconscious before she could speak. Maliah drove the car to a cliff on the outskirts, planning to push both of them off to their deaths. By the time their bodies were found, they would’ve long decomposed, and no one would su me, she thought.