Begging For A Reconciliation

Chapter 24

Molly stepped on Leah’s hand forcefully with her high heels. Cold sweat coursed down Leah’s forehead as her face turned pale from the pain. Molly lifted her foot and proceeded to sit on a chair right in front of Leah. She glared down at Leah and asked, “Who else were you expecting to see here? Let me guess. You’re looking for Han, isn’t it?”

Leah was dazed upon hearing that name. Molly smirked and continued, “Oh Leah, just look at the face you’re making right now. You look pathetic. Han would have loathed if he saw you in this state.” Leah curled up her petite figure and closed her eyes to hide her forlorn,

She’s right. Han hates me to the core. He would be amused to see me like this right now. In spite of that, how did Molly know that I’m staying over with the Sanders family?

“You’re probably wondering how I knew about you staying over at the Sanders family. Am I right?” Molly said as if she read Leah’s mind. Molly proceeded, “To be frank, Han had been searching for you for the past two days. He knew that I pushed you off the cliff. He also told me that you were staying over at the Sanders family.

Leah’s pupils widened in disbelief. She could not conclude that Han had betrayed her without hesitation as they had been married for three years. “What’s wrong? You don’t believe me?” Molly sneered. She chuckled and continued, “You know, I was planning to get rid of you today, but I came up with a better idea.”

Leah used every ounce of strength to get back on her feet. She sat against the wall and took a deep breath. “What is it?” Leah asked feebly. Molly patted Leah’s cheek and said, “You haven’t gotten a glimpse of the wedding photo of me and Han. It would be a pity if I ended your life right now. I would rather keep you alive and make your life no different than hell. You will never get back together with Han!”

by Molly’s heinous words. Her face turned pale as her lips trembled. She asked, “Why are you doing this to me?” Molly grinned and answered, “You’ve coveted a man that you shouldn’t, and now you must pay the price.” Molly stood up from the chair and glanced at the three men around her. “Take good care of

a cramped storehouse. It was a soundproof room despite it being relatively

come any

men said. “That’s right. Ms. Lamare and Mr. Howard are destined to be together. You can only dream of being as happy as them!” Another man added. The leader amongst the men pounced on Leah and ripped her coat open. Leah held on

her life. She was desolated by Han on their wedding night. Han had never once smiled in the past three years of their marriage. He even insisted

actions at this moment. She realized her biggest mistake in life. She should have never approached Han as he never liked her. Leah gritted her teeth with a face

storehouse was kicked open by someone outside. The three men were stunned for a brief moment. Leah was taken

he gasped for air. He spat out a mouth full of

One of the men asked. The three of them kept their eyes on the bloody man. The man sat down by the door and rested for 30 seconds. He slowly lifted

gaze met with the man’s through her hazy tears. Leah was frightened to see the man’s face covered in blood. He looked like a

here. Now get out!” One of the men said. The blood–covered man only glanced at them silently. One of the