My Husband Wants Me Dead (Esther and Bradley) novel Chapter 33

Chapter 33 

[Liliane, are you getting married to Bradley?] 

[Congratulations on becoming Mrs. Warner!] 

[Mrs. Warner, aren’t you celebrating?] 

Liliane’s dream came true, and she was happy about it, so she generously put up some lucky money for grabs in the group chat. 

The socialites and heiresses who managed to snag some lucky money responded obsequiously. 

[Congratulations! Congratulations!] 

[Mrs. Bradley, don’t forget to send me the wedding invitation!] 

[How could you be forgotten? Just remember to bring along a nice gift to celebrate Mrs. Bradley.] 

Amidst the heaps of congratulatory messages, someone still stepped up to rain on the parade. 

[Liliane, I heard that Esther caused a scene in the hospital lobby and demanded a DNA paternity test with Mr. Warner! You need to be careful.] 

After staring at the text message on the screen and thinking for a moment, Liliane typed a response leisurely. 

[Her child died, and she may not be able to accept it for now. She’s actually very pitiful. Let’s not discuss this topic. Go ahead chatting. The nurse’s asking for me!] 

Liliane may have typed that she had to go but lurked in the group chat. 

[Esther’s child died? She deserves it, right? Forget that she cheated on Mr. Bradley. She harmed Mr. Thomas, who doted on her. This is karma!] 

[If you ask me, it’s good that the child died. Got to pick a decent mother before the child goes into the next life. Don’t pick a vicious woman like Esther as the mother anymore.] 

[Go on about Esther if you want. What wrong did the child do? It’s not like the child can choose who 

the mother is.] 

Liliane watched the heated discussion on her screen and logged out of her account to log back in with 

her alternate account. 

She easily tapped for the lucky money and sent a congratulatory message to herself before she sent some money to the group chat and typed an insincere message. 

[I’m not currently in the country and won’t be able to go to the funeral in person. If anyone’s going to the funeral parlor, can you please help me send some flowers?] 

Her message was met with enthusiastic responses from the wealthy heiresses and socialites. 

[Yes, let’s go see Esther!] 

[We must tell her the great news of Liliane’s upcoming wedding!]