Chapter 273 The Child Is Not Mine The familiar remarks amused Yvette, but she held back her laughers.
Lance stared at her and said, âYazmin is not pregnant with my child.â
Yvette sneered, âLance, do I look stupid? If the child is not yours, why do you still keep her by your side?â
âI did take her out, but not out of pity or sympathy. There is a reason why I must do it.â
Lance didnât disclose what the reason was. He paused and said, âOne day, I will tell you everything, but not now.â
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Yvette felt nothing hearing his speech. She even wanted to laugh.
He didnât even bother himself to make up a convincing excuse.
Indeed, she didnât deserve him to do so.
Yvetteâs silence made Lance panic. He held her hand and said, âI wonât divorce you. Stop thinking about leaving me, okay?â
These days, he was afraid that he would lose of control his emotions if he went home, so he stayed at the company to sleep.
When he could not sleep at night, he found that he could not accept it if Yvette left him.
And that day, he lost his mind because she wanted to leave secretly.
After thinking for a long time, he decided to accept the child in Yvetteâs belly.
Since he couldnât bear to let go, he would accept it all.
Moreover, he still had some expectations in his heart. Perhaps this child was his.
After all, he had slept with Yazmin several times a while ago.
He couldnât just listen to Charlieâs oneâsided words. That man was sinister and cunning.
He decided that regardless of whether the baby was his or not, he would accept it. He would coax Yvette to let go of the past, hoping that she would tell him about the child herself.
Yvette was pissed off when she heard this. She snapped, âLance, have you been lying to me all this time?â
She thought, the damned consensual marriage he proposed is just a disguise.
He just wanted to lock me up.
Lance said frankly, âI didnât lie to you. I admit that I was selfish when I remarried you. Even if my grandfather hadnât fallen ill, I would still want to get married to you. So, you can be with me. Donât think about anything else. I wonât let you go.â
Yvette became numb when she heard this.
She knew that if she was agitated, Lance would lock her up again and watch her more closely.
Yvette smiled bitterly and said lightly, âAlright, send me to Ellenâs place for now.â
Yvetteâs reaction stunned Lance. He met her gaze and asked again, âYvette, what did you just say?â
Yvette had a faint smile on her face as she said in a low voice, âI wonât leave.â
âYveâ¦â
Lance raised his hand and held her tightly in his arms. He was overjoyed, regaining what he had lost.
âYve, you must believe me in the matter of Yazmin. I wonât lie to you.â
Yvette looked out of the window with empty eyes and said gently, âI believe you.â
However, at the bottom of her heart, she was thinking of something else..
She said in her heart, Lance, just now was the last second i believed in you.
The Yvette who always chose to believe you no longer exists.
Lance felt that something was wrong. Yvetteâs change came so easily, and it was hard for him to believe.
Yvette asked in a low voice, her throat tight, âCan you send me to see Ellen as soon as possible?â
Thinking of what had happened to the Robbins family, Lance frowned and drove Yvette to the memorial hall.
When Yvette arrived, Ellen was kneeling on the side of the mourning hall, soulless, amid the guests to and fro.
Jamie was also there, but he was outside, far away from the main hall.
If Ellen saw him, she would get emotional and lose control, so he was afraid of making her mad.
When they arrived, Lance and Jamie talked. Yvette went in without even looking at Jamie.
After she paid her tribute, she went to Ellen and knelt beside her.
âEllenâ¦â
As soon as Yvette opened her mouth, she burst into tears and could only hug Ellen tightly.
The voice of her best friend touched Ellenâs numb heart.
Finally, she couldnât hold it anymore and cried in Yvetteâs arms.
The two of them burst into tears as if no one else was around. It was really too depressing and painful.
After crying for a while, Yvette helped Ellen to the side hall to rest. Lance and Jamie did not follow.
At this time, they knew the two women should have a lot to say.
After entering the room, Yvette asked Ellen, âWhy did your father commit suicide?â
Ellen said, âBecause of what happened in the companyâ¦â
âWhat do you plan to do next?â Yvette asked.
Ellen shook her head. She had no idea. Her mother had fallen ill and the funeral was all on her.
Now that things had developed to this point, she was still unable to accept it..
She always felt that she was in her dreams. Perhaps when she woke up from her dreams, she would find her father at home.
Their family of three was still as happy as before.
However, the wreaths and the coffin in the hall told her that it was impossible.
The two of them hugged each other and cried for a while.
When they were about to leave, Yvette asked Ellen, âEllen, do you have your phone with you? I want to make a call.â
Ellen handed the phone over without hesitation.
She didnât expect that Yvette didnât even have access to a phone. She assumed that Yvetteâs life must have been very hard under Lanceâs watch.
After Yvette left, Ellen continued to kneel in the hall.
When it was almost dark, another uninvited guest came to the mourning hall.
Fiona, who was wearing a black coat, sent a few wreaths. Jamie happened to go out to smoke and did not see her.
Fiona went straight in and was just about to pay her tribute when she heard a roar.
âGet out!â
Although there were no other people in the mourning hall at this time, Fiona felt embarrassed being driven like that.
Fiona said angrily, âEllen, I came with good intentions. You are so ungrateful.â
Ellen stared at Fiona with red eyes and said angrily, âDonât disturb my fatherâs peace.â
âDid you say peace?â
Fiona laughed and asked. âDo you think your father can really rest in peace?â
Ellen ignored her and said coldly, âDo you want to get out by yourself, or do you want the security guards to drag you out?â
âWow, thatâs harsh.â
Fiona sneered, âLet me see who it is. It turns out that the eldest daughter of the Robbins family, which has gone bankrupt, is threatening me. I am really scared!â
Ellenâs eyes were red, and she looked as if she wanted to tear this woman apart.
âEllen, I am here to tell you a piece of good news.â
Without waiting for Ellen to speak, Fiona smiled and said, âDonât you think itâs strange that your mother doesnât come when your father is dead?â
Ellen clenched her fists and asked warily, âWhat do you want to say?â
âDid others tell you that your mother was so aggrieved and she fell ill?â
Ellen stared at her, feeling uneasy, but she was not sure of what to expect.
Someone in the company told her that her mother was sick and was resting at home.
âWhat exactly do you want to say? Say it out all at once.â
âYou are so impatient!â
Fiona said softly, âI went to the hospital today to visit someone, and I heard that your mother also stayed in that hospital.â
She leaned closer and showed Ellen the video she had taken.
âYour mother fell down the stairs. There were too many blood clots in her brain.
The doctor announced that there was no point in saving her. She will never wake up again.â
It was like a thunderbolt out of a clear sky to Ellen!
She thought, wasnât Mon sick and resting at home?
How could she lie in the hospital and never wake up again?
âCongratulations, you lost your parents in a day. How can I put it?â
Fiona used the gentlest voice to say the vilest thing.
âGood things come in pairs!â
Fiona was still speaking proudly, completely unaware of the change in Ellenâs expression.
âYour fatherâs contract was turned in by me personally. I didnât expect that it would kill two people at once. What a great deal! Unfortunately, I was late and didnât see how your father looked after the fall. Itâs really a pity.â
In a split second.
Ellenâs eyes were bloodshot.
Her parents could have enjoyed their old ages in peace, but now they were separated forever.
However, the culprit was still kicking alive, mocking the deceased.
Ellen thought, the world is so unfair!
Since thatâs the case, I wonât care about anything else. I will destroy her!
âYou vile woman! You deserve to die!â
Ellenâs body burst out with unprecedented strength, and she ruthlessly pressed Fionaâs head into the stove that was burning hot!
The next second, the whole room was filled with deafening screams.
âAh!â
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