Torn Between Love and Hate novel Chapter 90

Chapter 90 Unveiling the Truth She Must Die 

Nina didn’t expect Joseph to suddenly turn on them. She was shocked and tried to stop him. “Mr. Black, what are you doing? 

“Ms. Bauer has a disability in her legs. If you drag her like this, she will get hurt. If Mr. Mullen finds out…” 

Joseph took off his suit jacket and draped it over his arm. 

As he unbuttoned his shirt cuff, he strode inside and said, “Then i’ll deal with that when Mr. Mullen finds out.” 

Helen couldn’t climb up with her broken leg and was pulled roughly inside by several tall bodyguards, moving like a dog on the 

ground. 

She was caught off guard and completely bewildered, hurting, and scared to the extreme. 

Trembling, she screamed shrilly. “Help, help! Joseph, are you crazy? Nina, save me! Call Ashton!” 

Nina trembled as she took out her phone. Before she could unlock the screen, she was kicked to the ground by Shawn. 

The mobile phone flew far away and fell into the grass, disappearing from sight. 

Helen was dragged into the living room and thrown to the ground like a sandbag. 

Joseph looked at the bodyguards who had dragged Helen in and asked calmly, “Why are you so polite? Are you afraid that she’ll die?” 

The bodyguards understood Joseph’s meaning and picked up a few clubs, no longer holding back their strength. 

After several swings, Helen’s right hand was broken, and her face was deathly pale, drenched in sweat. 

She could barely scream anymore, her angry voice coming out like a hum. 

*Joseph, are you still a man? How could you hit a powerless woman?” 

Joseph chuckled, “You are not counting a woman.” 

The surrounding bodyguards and ser vants quickly caught on and burst into laughter with Joseph. 

Joseph took a club from the bodyguard, pressed one end of it against Helen’s broken leg, and slowly pressed it into the wound. 

Joseph said sarcastically. “You have no teeth or legs. You are more like a ghost than a living person. How dare you call yourself a 

woman?” 

As the club bore down, Helen could not bear the pain, shivering and sweating profusely. 

Not only did she have to endure the intense physical pain, but also the huge embarrassment and humiliation from Joseph’s insults. 

She had undergone two amputations, leaving less than half of her thighs, and only half of her body remained. 

The two missing teeth that Deborah knocked out were never replaced because the doctor said that dental implants would take three 

to six months after the teeth fell out. 

It would take a long time for the tooth transplant process to be completed, so it had not been completed yet. 

Broken legs and teeth were the two most humiliating things to Helen. In the past, whenever someone mentioned her teeth or legs. she would fly into a rage. 

But now, Joseph had completely uncovered her sore spot, and there was nothing she could do about it. 

The only comfort she could find in her mind was to let Ashton help her to get revenge on Joseph in the future! 

Before she could think further, she was brutally beaten again. 

Helen was in so much pain that she couldn’t breathe. She struggled to ask Joseph, “What did I do to offend you? Don’t you want to make our deal anymore?” 

Didn’t Joseph still want to use her to deal with Ashton? So far, their cooperation had been quite smooth. 

Why did Joseph suddenly fall out with her? 

Helen really couldn’t understand. Joseph was such a profit-driven person, threatening her to deal with Ashton would have been enough. What was the point of doing this to her? 

Joseph picked up the club and knocked on her head. “What deal? I want to kill you.” 

Joseph looked casual, but he knocked with great force. 

Helen was struggling to take a breath. After being hit on the head by Joseph and being hit by a few clubs by the bodyguards, she couldn’t help spitting out blood. 

Joseph seemed to have been stimulated by something. When he saw the blood, he became even angrier. 

Joseph ordered the bodyguards to step aside and grabbed a club, and started beating Helen fiercely. 

Helen was completely drained of strength. She fell to the ground, her face covered in blood. 

Her hands were both broken, and there were countless fractures and internal injuries on her body. 

Joseph took out a file bag and opened it. The bag was facing down, and a pile of photos fell in front of Helen like snow flakes. 

It was like Joseph had put his eyes on Helen, capturing every single detail of her life in countless photos 

There were high-definition bed photos of Helen and Mike, pictures of her and other pimps hiding in corners of nightclubs while 

having sex. 

There were photos taken from her car of when Helen took Alyssa to the cliff. 

There were photos of Helen mimicking Ashton’s handwriting to sign donation documents. 

That document was now somewhere in that pile of photos, and Helen knew its contents all too well. 

Deborah had originally agreed to donate 30% of her liver, but Helen had changed it to 70%. 

In one of the photos, Helen shoved Alyssa to the ground and left Alyssa unconscious on the hospital hallway floor. 

Helen looked at the photos and documents all over the ground, and her mind went blank. 

Joseph’s brutal beating had caused her immense pain and hatred, but now, seeing these photos, all she had left was fear and panic. 

Joseph looked down at her and said, “I originally planned to scare you with these things over time.” 

He had found out that Ashton really cared about Helen. 

Since he was going to use Helen to deal with Ashton, he had to be fully prepared. 

A few pieces of evidence of Helen’s guilt were not enough. 

If Helen made up a sad story and pleaded with Ashton, Ashton would soon forgive her. 

Therefore, Joseph installed cameras and spies in every aspect of Helen’s life. 

The countless things he had collected gave him enough confidence that Helen would always follow his order. 

But now, perhaps these things would serve a different purpose. 

Shawn could guess what Joseph was going to do and stepped forward to stop him. Lowering his voice, Shawn said, “Mr. Black, this is not the time for impulsiveness.* 

Helen trembled and struggled to move to Joseph’s feet like a dog. She pleaded, “I’ll do whatever you want, really, anything Just tell me what to do, and I promise I’ll do it for you.” 

There was blood in her mouth, and it was difficult for her to speak as she was injured. Her voice was vague, and her tone-was desperate and flattering