Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Chapter 273

My first reaction was a moment of bewilderment, followed by amusement. 'Vicious?'

When they kidnapped me and left me injured from head to toe, they didn't reflect on their own actions. Now, I merely had Zack replicate my injuries onto Bethany. It seemed that they have a different set of standards for others.

So the daughters from affluent families were more precious and the ordinary people were inferior? The two sets of standards were really unreasonable.

"Are you going to speak or not? Feeling guilty, are you? Fine, since you've played the part of the villain, don't blame me for retaliating!" Mrs. Shaw continued to shout angrily on the other end of the line. The phone was connected via the car's Bluetooth, so Frank naturally heard everything clearly.

I barely had a chance to speak before Frank started, "Mrs. Shaw, it's unfair to accuse Ms. Wilson. I've been at her company all afternoon just to get a lift and haven't seen her associating with anyone suspicious."

With just a few words, Frank managed to completely clear me of any involvement.

"Frank?" Mrs. Shaw hesitated for a moment, struggling to control her anger. "She could still be involved even if she didn't meet anyone in person. Don't be deceived by her seemingly simple and kind appearance!"

"So you're convinced it's her?"

else in Jelaston with a motive!" Mrs.

"How do you figure

"Bethany had kidnapped and treated her horribly not so long ago. Bethany even pressured Ryan into divorcing her. Do you think she

shouldn't have, and she was furious. "How can you be so unreasonable? When you came to Jelaston, your parents

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you take it so seriously?" Frank's tone

Mrs. Shaw grew angrier and could only direct her fury

"What do you want me

do this today?" I glanced at the traffic lights. "Even if I say

go against our Bethany?" Mrs. Shaw gritted her teeth

coldly, "Then believe what you

any chance to deny my actions, I would have denied them no

have Bethany's background. She wouldn't be worried even if she had committed

the less trouble,