He Never Loved Me Until the Day I Finally Left Him novel Chapter 94

"Do you want to test me? I can leak Lance's little scandal to the press right now and watch his entire life crumble," Sebastian snarled, his eyes blazing with a predatory red glint. His knuckles turned white as he gripped her collar tightly.

Helena gasped for air, her eyes wide with mounting shock.

"The Everetts would never tolerate a bastard son dragging their name through the mud. One word from them, and his entire life in New York is over. Actually, maybe I should do it. It'll finally kill whatever pathetic hope you have left for that city," he scoffed, his tone dripping with absolute mockery.

He left her no room to breathe, pushing her into a corner with relentless cruelty.

"You heard me right," he murmured darkly, staring down at her with a predatory gaze. "I wouldn't cross the Everetts directly, but I know exactly how to make them pull the trigger on Lance. Understand?"

Helena's face turned completely ashen.

She felt like a walking curse, dragging down everyone who dared to care about her.

Her twin brother Wynn, Lance, and now, this innocent baby inside her.

The overwhelming guilt pushed her to the very brink of a breakdown.

The moment her emotions spiraled out of control, the physical toll on her already fragile body hit hard.

A sharp, agonizing cramp ripped through her abdomen.

The familiar, terrifying pain caused her expression to contort in agony.

But Sebastian just stood there, watching her coldly.

"I'm the one who wants the divorce! It has nothing to do with anyone else! Why do you have to drag them into this?!" she screamed at him, her voice cracking.

His expression remained completely impassive. "Because that is the only way to make it hurt. I don't care about the collateral damage. I only care about the results."

His calloused thumb suddenly brushed harshly across her bottom lip.

Then, in a shocking display of dominance, he leaned down and dragged his tongue over the exact spot his thumb had traced.

It was a blatant act of provocation, reeking of absolute, arrogant victory.

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