"Bring the baby back, and we'll get a divorce."
For the sake of the child, Fairfax had finally compromised. He couldn't afford to gamble. The past few weeks with the baby boy in the hospital had been emotionally draining for everyone. Newborns were so fragile, and with the boy's survival still uncertain, he couldn't risk losing the healthy baby girl. She could be his brother's only legacy in this world.
"Are you serious?" Starla asked, a flicker of hope in her eyes. For the baby, he had actually agreed. Unlike his past deceptions, this time she believed he meant it.
Her question only hardened Fairfax's expression. "You really did take her?" he asked, his voice cold. Her reaction was as good as a confession.
Starla didn't care what he thought anymore. After all the mud the Yelchins had slung at her over the last six months, what was one more false accusation?
"Is it a deal or not?" she pressed, her gaze locked on his.
Fairfax's breath hitched. So it really was her. He stared at her, his eyes turning a furious red.
"Is it?" she repeated, her voice firm.
"Yes, as you wish," he bit out, each word forced from between clenched teeth. "Now can you have someone bring the child back?"
She truly was something else. To get a divorce, she was capable of doing something so monstrous to a newborn. At that moment, Fairfax looked at Starla with a profound sense of disappointment, as if he was seeing her true, ugly self for the very first time.
Before she could reply, he spoke again. "You're more vicious than I ever imagined."
Starla just stared at him. Vicious? The Yelchins had done so much, yet she was the one branded as vicious. Was Fairfax just that blind, or was his family that manipulative?
It didn't matter. None of it mattered anymore. She would gladly wear the label of a villain if it meant she could finally be free of him.
"I bring you the baby, you give me a divorce. Yes or no?" she repeated, ignoring his question and relentlessly seeking confirmation.
His expression grew even colder. Meeting her determined gaze, he spat out a single word: "Yes."
"Good. You said it. And just so you know, I'm recording this," Starla said, holding up her phone where she'd been recording their entire conversation.
"Remember, if you try to back out, I'll release this recording to the public. The Yelchin family doesn't have much of a reputation left to lose, but I'm happy to help you lose what's left. Don't blame me when that happens."
As she spoke, she dialed Garret's number. He answered immediately. Before he could say a word, Starla gave her order. "Find the baby. Hide her, then send me a video."
If she really found the child, she wouldn't hand her over so easily. Not until she had that divorce. This time, there would be no turning back!

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The readers' comments on the novel: A Widow's Poison, A Wife's Rebellion
Why The ML is Idiot πππ i Dont understand,i Think herbert is more suitable to become the ML he is most compose and calm than the ML ππ...
"You're a failure as a husband and coward as a Man" This is what i want to say in Fairfax hahaha you dont deserved a wife if you cant protect her...
Hahaha This plot of story i hate about, choosing another girl instead of your own wife is something unreal, you didnt considered your wife feeling, you didnt even trust her and later on you will say sorry?? Was sorry will fixed everything you've done? Was sorry fixed her heart? it was unfair for your wife, you must choose your wife whatever it is. You know your wife well more than anyone else and the only person she should lean on was the person who pushes her away...
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Begging my ex convict luna back...
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