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He Never Loved Me Until the Day I Finally Left Him novel Chapter 56

"Helena, who the hell gave you the right to hide this from me and secretly get an abortion?!" he roared, glaring at her with a volcanic fury.

In his eyes, she had gone completely off the rails.

Everything she was never supposed to do, she was suddenly doing without hesitation.

And the worst part was the unapologetic, self-righteous look on her face.

How dare she!

"Why did you abort it? Because you couldn't get my attention? Because you couldn't beat Janetta, so you resorted to threatening me like this?" he spat, playing the judge, jury, and executioner.

"Helena, you're a psycho! You're the one who deserves to die!"

By the end of his tirade, he had lost every shred of self-control.

He stood right in the middle of the crowded hospital corridor, screaming at his wife.

Miraculously, Helena remained remarkably calm.

Listening to his furious accusations, a sudden realization dawned on her.

Sebastian viciously threw the lab report directly at her face. The edge of the paper sliced across her cheek like a razor blade.

A thin line of blood welled up from the cut.

But she didn't care. She bent down to pick up the paper, and the truth clicked into place.

She had grabbed the wrong report. This wasn't her file. It belonged to another patient with her exact name.

The other woman was here for a post-abortion checkup.

She was just here for a routine ultrasound.

It was a bizarre mix-up, but for Helena, it was an absolute godsend.

She decided to ride the wave and play along.

She was already numb to Sebastian constantly villainizing her.

In his twisted mind, no matter what went wrong, it was always her fault, never his.

But even though she was used to being the eternal scapegoat, the constant accusations still left a dull ache in her chest.

"Yes, I was pregnant, and yes, the baby is gone," she declared, meeting his furious glare with unflinching calm.

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