No More Meddling His Last Mistress novel Chapter 10

Chapter 10

Eric Carter’s eyes glowed red, fierce as a predator. Impatient, he kicked Vivian to the ground. A deafening crash echoed through the room.

Vivian let out a piercing scream. Her face twisted in pain as she clutched her stomach and wailed.

“M–my… stomach… it hurts so much.”

She reached out to Eric helplessly, still clinging to the last shred of hope. “Eric, please… save our baby, please…”

Eric didn’t hesitate for a moment. He broke down, shouting accusations at her.

tend all

“So it was all an act! Fine, you want, but why would you try to kill my son? You carry my child!”

heartless bitch! You don’t deserve to

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The police quickly lifted Vivian to her feet and led her away. Bright red blood stained the shiny floor, spreading with every step she took.

Her snow–white formal gown was soaked in blood. Pain drained all color from her face, leaving her unable to utter a single word.

Eric Carter didn’t spare her a single glance. He turned to me again, anxious, pleading for another chance.

“Madeline, this really is the last time. I will never cheat again. You’ve always had a place in my heart. I don’t want to lose you. I can’t lose you. Please, I’m begging you, just one last chance?”

He sounded like a kid who’d been caught making trouble–he just kept apologizing, not knowing what else to do.

But I felt nothing at all. My voice was even colder. “Eric, even if you died, I might still never forgive you!”

He froze, helpless tears streaming down his face.

A police officer stepped forward, cuffs in hand.

“Eric Carter, you are suspected of aiding and abetting, as well as bribing someone to take the blame. You are under arrest.”

The police took Eric away. He kept turning back, his eyes pleading. “Madeline, I’ll pay for everything I’ve done. When I get out, I’ll earn your forgiveness with actions.”

I didn’t give him a single glance. To everyone watching the livestream, I said, “That’s it. The show ends here.”

Chapter 10

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Everything else, I handed off to my lawyer.

Vivian lost the baby. Whatever hope she had of using her pregnancy to escape her sentence vanished.

Six months later, the case went to court.

The Carter family kept sending people to ask for a settlement, hoping I’d sign a forgiveness agreement. My ex–mother–in–law even knelt before me, begging me to forgive her son.

Their stock price plummeted, and business partners ended their cooperation one after another.

Now, the Carters were on the verge of bankruptcy.

I didn’t pity them. I refused to settle.

Vivian was sentenced to twenty years in prison. Eric received a two–year sentence due to lack of direct intent.

I took my son and moved to another city. He grew up happy, even without a father.

Two years later, I ran into Eric again–something I never expected.

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