Love's Tangled Web by Donna Taylor

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Layton grinned, casually taking a painting off the wall and tossing it onto Haley’s discarded clothes, then stepping on top of them. “Don’t worry.”

Haley hadn’t expected Layton to be here. She had just finished her shower and hadn’t even had a chance to do anything yet. She didn’t expect Diana and Ellie to just barge in.

It turned out that Layton was behind all of this.

Haley glanced at the unapproachable Diana, then at the indifferent Ellie, before turning to call out to Alex at the bedside.

“If you dare say another word, I’ll make sure your face never sees the light of day again.” Diana threatened, raising the razor blade in her hand. Her cold, sharp gaze made Haley immediately fall silent.

Haley obediently quieted down, and only then did Diana pick up her phone and make a call.

As soon as the call connected, Diana let out a dramatic sob. “Hey Patrick, you need to come over right now. Alex is cheating, and that woman hit me. Have my brothers come too. You’ve got to make them pay for this today.”

After hanging up, the room fell into an eerie silence.

brother, shifted her gaze nervously. Ellie was taken aback, confused by what she had just witnessed.

seven brothers, which was likely the

this is getting a bit out of

big scene, how can I get money out of this?

was momentarily stunned.

flashed her a grin. “Hang in there. Once I get the money, I’ll

was so startled that she shook her head

another woman, and she

wasn’t on speaker, Ellie could hear Nancy on the other end telling her husband to get up and that they’d be

had summoned both the Grant and Warren

her phone and called her own parents to come

buttoned up her shirt with trembling hands.

ordered, lifting the eyebrow razor. She grabbed Haley by the collar and, with one swift motion, cut off the top

of her shirt with

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arms over her chest, too scared to lie on the bed or cover herself with the blanket. She couldn’t even pick up Alex’s discarded clothes from the floor

retreat to a corner, leaning against the wall, waiting for her parents to arrive, her eyes full