Revenge With My Undercover Cop Hubby novel Chapter 340

Chapter 340 Shane, Mommy Won’t Give Up on You

Kelly sneered, finding Regina pitiful.

The Lynches had such a brainless member.

To be precise, she was a love–struck fool.

But perhaps this was karma. Clarissa and Beau had committed countless misdeeds, and Regina wasn’t spared from suffering either.

She just had to choose someone like Eric, a classic social climber.

Now, Kelly finally understood why Eric had chosen Regina.

Everyone believed that Regina had coerced Eric into the relationship, that the Lynches did not welcome him, and that he was the victim.

But in reality, Regina was Eric’s prey.

A privileged but brainless young lady, she was easy to manipulate and lacked everything except for her bad temper and terrible personality.

She lacked love, intelligence, and proper upbringing.

And the more lacking someone like her was, the easier she was for Eric to control.

From beginning to end, both Regina and Kelly had been Eric’s prey.

They were the pitiful ones.

Eric, however, was the clearest-headed./

He knew that his ideal wife had to be someone like Kelly—a woman with a clean family background, an intellectual upbringing, excellent academics, and outstanding qualities in every aspect. She was someone who would enhance his image once he achieved success.

But Regina was merely a means to achieve that success.

And when he finally reached the top, he would still discard Regina and choose a woman like Kelly instead.

That was why Eric wanted to cling to one while refusing to let go of the other.

Letting out a bitter laugh, Kelly turned around, picked up Shane, and took Jasper’s hand, ready to leave.

“Kelly, can I go with you?” Faye ran after her, looking at Kelly.

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“I’m taking the children with me. I’m sure you all have plenty to deal with and argue about, so no need to thank me.” With that, Kelly pushed Jasper into Faye’s arms, carrying one child and pulling the other two along as she left.

Eric let out a sigh but made no move to stop her. He knew all too well–Kelly was far more suited to be a wife and mother than Regina ever was.

Regina, apart from having some use to him, was utterly worthless.

“What do you mean, Eric? Do you still have feelings for her?!” Regina lost it again.

Kelly knew that as long as she and Eric crossed paths, Regina would inevitably spiral into madness.

The two of them would have a huge fight.

Kelly almost felt sorry for her.

“Eric, are you even a man? I’m your wife! And you’re just letting her take my daughter away like that?!”

“What’s wrong with you? Do you have to put Eric down every single time? Does that make you feel better? Maybe you should take a good look at yourself instead. You really think you’re some high–class heiress? There are plenty of families out there richer and more powerful than yours. Eric deserves better!”

Outside the door, Kelly hadn’t even made it far when chaos erupted in Eric’s house.

The suffocating atmosphere made it hard to breathe.

She couldn’t imagine what kind of person she would have become in this environment if she hadn’t separated from Eric during those five years in Solmaris.

In a pet store.

Kelly parked her car in front of a pet store and led Faye, Shane, and Jasper inside.

“Woof! Woof! Woof!”

The cages were filled with tiny puppies, their soft barks sounding adorable.

Shane’s, Jasper’s, and Faye’s eyes immediately lit up. “Wow! Puppies!”

Children had a natural affinity for small animals.

“Pick one.” Kelly raised an eyebrow and smiled at the three kids.

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Chapter 340 Shane, Mommy Won’t Give Up on You

“Can we really keep one? My parents never let me have a pet.” Faye looked a little disappointed. She had always wanted a pet, but her parents wouldn’t allow it.

“Pick one. We’ll keep it at my house,” Kelly said, ruffling Faye’s hair.

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Faye’s eyes instantly brightened as she eagerly pulled Shane and Jasper along to carefully choose a puppy.

“Mommy! I like this one.” Shane pointed to a tiny puppy curled up motionless in the corner, his face filled with concern.

“I’m sorry… This puppy…” The staff member started to explain that the puppy was sick, kept in isolation, and not for sale.

Kelly raised a hand, signaling for silence.

She crouched in front of Shane. “Why this one?”

“It looks sick. I want to save it,” Shane whispered, his fingers nervously tugging at his shirt. He wasn’t sure if Kelly would grant his wish.

He had seen dying stray puppies on the streets before, but Clarissa had told him that kindness was something only lower–class people had.

“What about Jasper?” Kelly turned to look at him.

Jasper clapped his little hands and bounced excitedly like a silly little kid. “Shane likes it–I like it too!”