Revenge Of The Jilted Bride

Jilted Bride 119

Chapter 119

Heather had never witnessed such a scene before. "What are you doing? This is trespassing. It's illegal."

Heather rushed forward and reached out to tear down the seals, but Scott quickly stopped her. "Mom, tearing them down won't help. They're from the court, Dad and Harry used the house as collateral for a loan, and today's the deadline" "Please don't interfere with our work, one of the officers said, showing his badge. This is the court ruling and the enforcement notice. We hope you can cooperate."

Heather was dumbfounded. She stared at the two notices handed to her, unable to make sense of them. For years, Owen had handled everything outside the house. She had always lived a pampered life, never facing anything like this. Harry was still in the police station, and Nathan's phone couldn't be reached.

"Scott, what do we do now? Your father's still in the hospital." Heather's voice trembled with desperation.

Scott, a high school student, barely knew what to do himself. The only thing he could think of was to try and reason with the officers. "Can we at least go inside and grab a few things?"

The officer replied, "Sorry, you're not allowed to take anything except some clothes and important documents. Anything worth over 600 dollars cannot be removed.

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"Is there no justice anymore? We bought those things. Why can't we take them?" Overwhelmed with emotion, Heather tore down more of the seals in anger.

"If you continue to obstruct our work, we have the right to take you to the police station," the officer wamed firmly.

"Mom, please stop. Let's just pack a few clothes, and we'll find a way to solve the problems later. Scott entered the house, which once was warm, but now seemed cold and empty. Seals were even pasted on the sofas and tables.

Upstairs, officers were sealing each room. Scott kept his head down, trying to manage his emotions while keeping his frantic mother under control.

Heather gazed at her jewelry and handbags, realizing she couldn't even take a single bag, and as for her clothes, she could only bring the cheapest ones.

After they packed up and headed downstairs, the maid, the nanny, and the driver were all waiting with their bags packed. "Mrs. Hastings, Mr. Scott, you still haven't paid us our wages, one of them reminded.

we get the money to pay you now?" Heather snapped, glaring at them. She thought, 'I have always treated them well, and now they have the nerve to

A dead camel still carries weight. Our wages are just a few thousand dollars each. Don't tell

in trouble?" Heather felt the weight of misfortune crash down on her.

even treat your own daughter like family. You've nev

I don't care what you say, but if you

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they all chimed in, refusing to back down. Their voices made Heather's head

have the money. I myself do have a little, but it's nowhere near enough for a full month's wages. The most I can give is one thousand dollars each. That's all I've got left. I promise I'll repay the rest later" The three exchanged glances before Aaron finally said, "Let's not make things harder for Mr. Scott. One

money?" Heather quickly grabbed Scott's phone. "Why didn't you say so earlier? Why give

was all Scott had left for his school expenses. Ignoring his mother's

left, Scott gently supported Heather as they took one last look at

to steer it, and they were drowning in debt. By the

up in a private club, drowning himself in alcohol night

for you, so it's an even 80 thousand

in his pocket, pulled out

the counter to process the payment. "I'm sorry, sir,

Nathan hiccupped and threw another card

was getting frustrated. "Do you even have any money? Not one of

kidding me? Trying to scam me, huh? I'm Nathan from the Hastings family."

debt with the house. repossessed, and you are still dreaming here." The waiter couldn't help

able to stand but still trying to put

waiter quickly went

then, a few young men walked past

Huxley, doesn't that guy

suit tilted his head nonchalantly and glanced inside. "Well, well, look