My Husband Wants Me Dead (Esther and Bradley) novel Chapter 731

Bradley was suddenly overwhelmed by panic. He sternly looked at Jasper and asked, "Jasper, what did you tell her?"

Jasper replied calmly, "I just informed Esther that her children are not in your hands."

Bradley's fists clenched, and his icy eyes held a mocking smirk. "Esther, do you trust him, or do you trust me?"

Esther had Jasper's investigative documents in her lap. She smiled bitterly and retorted, "Bradley, the moment you used our children to manipulate me, you lost any claim to being their father."

"Esther, I'll count to three. You'd better comply, or else… I'll show you firsthand how your daughters meet their end!" Bradley's words remained cold and ruthless.

Jasper sneered. "Bradley, have you ever looked in the mirror? Do you not find your life pathetic? Are you using your own daughters just to keep Esther?"

"I'm not trying to keep her." Bradley remained proud and unyielding, refusing to bow before his rival.

Jasper smirked. "Then I don't understand. If you don't want to keep her and you don't love her, are you just trying to torment her?"

"Esther is mine. Even if she dies, she's still mine!"

Esther gazed at Bradley's handsome face, feeling estranged and horrified. The man she had once loved had transformed into this heartless figure, mercilessly trampling on her passionate love.

"Bradley, starting today, I won't let your threats control me.

"Since you're heartless, I can be ruthless too.

"Blame it on our daughters' misfortune for having a heartless father like you.

"If you think hurting my daughters will manipulate me, go ahead. I'll pretend my daughters were lost during my difficult childbirth five years ago. Now, my only hope is for Felix to grow up safe and healthy."

What Xara had said had caused a slight inner struggle in Esther's heart. Yet, Jasper's information helped her make a firm decision. She had wished for a better outcome, but life was unpredictable, and not every situation had a perfect resolution. She couldn't focus on the children she couldn't see—her focus had to be on protecting the child in front of her.