Caught Him Cheating My Life Restarted (Natalie) novel Chapter 658

Marie shrieked, “Mom, Dad, Natalie isn’t your daughter! I’m your daughter! I’ve been your daughter for over twenty years! I’m your daughter!”

As soon as she finished, Elaine slapped her hard across the face again.

She pointed a trembling finger at Marie. “That wicked mother of yours switched our children, just because she couldn't bear to see her own daughter suffer.

“So my daughter was supposed to suffer instead? You stole her life, stole the happy life she was meant to have! Then you stole her husband and her children! How dare you still say these things? You despicable creature! You should go to prison and straight to hell with that wicked mother of yours!”

Hearing Elaine’s curses, Marie knew she couldn’t fool them anymore. There was nothing she could do to change anything.

Elaine yelled furiously.

“Call the police! Call the police and have her arrested! She and that wicked mother of hers must pay for what they’ve done!”

Marie laughed mockingly. “Mom, weren’t you the one who told me to steal Natalie’s husband?

“Weren’t you the one who told me to take her children? You told me that since my husband was dead, and Darren and I had dated before, I should just take Natalie’s husband. You told me to do it. You taught me how to win over her children and make them hate her. Didn’t you tell me to do all of that?”

Marie’s words made Elaine’s face turn pale. It was true. Before all this, she had indeed supported Marie getting together with Darren.

Darren's older brother had died young, and she couldn't let Marie remain a widow forever.

Since they both had feelings for each other, it made sense for them to get back together.

Marcus said angrily, “Marie, for over twenty years, the Ward family has been nothing but good to you! And you still tried to kill me! How can you be so evil?”

“You said it yourself, we got along just fine for over twenty years. So why did you have to go looking for Natalie?

“When you did the DNA test and found out we weren’t real siblings, you should have just forgotten about it and taken the secret to your grave.

“But no, you had to go searching for your ‘real sister.’ What does that make me?

“Since you don’t see me as your real sister, why should I care about you? As long as you were dead, no one would ever know.

“So this is all your fault. It’s all your fault! You shouldn’t have looked for Natalie! Wouldn’t our family of four have been perfectly fine otherwise?”