My Husband Wants Me Dead (Esther and Bradley) novel Chapter 313

Chapter 313 

Liliane’s heart sank. She had always known that Bradley was heartless and ruthless, yet she couldn’t help but be captivated by his charm. Her desire to conquer him only intensified as he grew colder toward her. 

Liliane eagerly awaited the day when Bradley would kneel before her, humbly begging for her forgiveness. It was a moment she longed for. 

“Mr. Warner, let me reiterate that I had no prior knowledge that Felix was your son and Esther’s. If I had known, I would never have…” 

Esther found Liliane’s argument quite amusing. 

With a laugh, Esther appeared like a wisteria flower gracefully blooming in the breeze in her purple dress adorned with wisteria flower patterns, which only fueled Liliane’s jealousy. 

Each time Liliane thought she had brought Esther to her knees, it seemed she would always bounce back like a resilient weed. 

“Liliane, you’re just relying on the fact that someone’s taking the blame for all the mistakes you’ve made. Did you really not know that Felix is my son? No, you did. You intentionally took Felix away from me because you knew that as long as I insisted on doing a DNA paternity test once he’s born, your plot against me would fall apart.” 

Esther’s expression turned icy, and her words struck at the core of Liliane’s being. 

“You took Felix away to make me suffer the pain of being separated from my child. To you, Felix is merely a pawn in your quest for power. Once Felix loses his value, you won’t hesitate to abandon and harm him!” 

Liliane believed that she and Esther were destined to be enemies. Esther seemed to know every thought crossing Liliane’s mind. But so what? Esther still couldn’t find any evidence linking her to the child swapping. 

Liliane firmly believed that Leah would shoulder all the blame for her, and she was convinced that Shane wouldn’t complicate matters by confessing the events of five years ago. They had committed the crime, not her. 

“Esther, these are all just baseless speculations. Ask anyone in this city, and they know how well I treated Felix!” 

Esther sneered. “Could you truly be good to Felix? Felix was a means for you to climb the social ladder. Liliane, even those who raise pets develop genuine affection for them after so many years, but what about you? You never stopped hurting Felix. Remember, everything you’ve done to my son will come back to haunt your own child.” 

Liliane smiled mockingly and cruelly taunted Esther, saying, “Esther, have you forgotten? 1 have a congenital heart condition. If I have a child, it means I’ve been cured. I should thank you for your kind words.”