My Husband Wants Me Dead (Esther and Bradley) novel Chapter 271

Chapter 271 

Clark stood silently by Esther’s side, at a loss for how to persuade her to trust Bradley again. 

“If Mr. Thomas were still alive and could see Felix, Tinkerbell, and Pixie, he would be pleased, “Clark said. 

Bradley remained cold and indifferent. Despite its grandeur, the Warner Manor lacked warmth until Esther married into the family. Over time, the manor gained a cozy and homely. atmosphere. 

arrogance 

Thomas had been particularly fond of Esther, fearing that Bradley’s coldness and would drive Esther away. Clark had always believed that Esther would never leave Bradley, as her love for him was unwavering. 

But now, Clark understood Esther’s current state of mind. She no longer loved Bradley, and perhaps she no longer wanted him, either. 

Could a woman’s heart, once turned cold, be warmed again? 

“Grandpa Thomas was the best grandfather in the world,” Esther said. 

When the viral video portrayed her as betraying Bradley, only Thomas had believed and supported her. He had tirelessly sought the truth. 

Esther blamed the car accident five years ago for her imprisonment and separation from her children. Bradley might not have sent her to prison if it hadn’t happened. 

“Mr. Thomas was a good person,” Clark murmured, feeling a pang of guilt. He had promised Thomas that he would take care of Bradley and Esther, but he wondered if he had failed in that duty. 

Shane’s confession ignited anger within Ben. He had always admired his father, but now he saw him as a fallen role model. 

“Dad, I hate you,” Ben declared, wiping away his tears. “You’ve become the type of person I despise the most. But don’t worry, from this day forward, I’ll remind myself not to become like you. I want to be someone pure-hearted who never betrays their beliefs.” 

Ben helped his mother to her feet and turned to Bradley. “Mr. Warner, if my father committed a crime, he should face the consequences. If you don’t want to report him, I can do it on your behalf.” 

Shane felt a sense of relief seeing his son’s determination and honesty. He saw his younger self reflected in Ben, remembering the time when he had been spirited and pure. But at what point had his life taken such an irreversible path?