Seven Years of Marriage with Jake

Chapter 40

Book 3- Chapter 4

Back then, just because you said you didn't like children, I had three consecutive abortions. Not only did you not even visit the hospital, but you also insisted on sleeping with me the very next day after I was discharged. I was truly foolish and stupid. To please you, to satisfy you, I actually agreed.

Until I had a massive hemorrhage and permanently lost the ability to become a mother...

"Peter, what did you say? Who is your real father?"

Sebastian glared at him furiously.

"Peter!"

"Dad, I. I don't know what I just said... Mom. I. I misspoke.."

Peter looked at Sofia in bewilderment, dropped his phone, covered his mouth, and ran out.

"Sebastian, I promise you, I'll go kowtow to her right now!"

"Peter just said something wrong, he was just joking, please don't take it seriously..."

I watched Sofia look at Sebastian anxiously, her expression tense, as if facing a formidable enemy. The corners of my mouth curled slightly.

Sofia, how does this taste?

"Slap!"

A resounding slap landed on Sofia's face.

She knelt before Sebastian, begging for forgiveness, crying her heart out.

The scene before me made me feel dazed.

Sofia, you're having your day too? Weren't you always fearless, willing to do anything to achieve your goals? To think there would be a day when you'd be afraid?

How does it feel to kowtow to someone? You've never experienced the taste of kneeling down and begging someone, have you?

In my previous life, I knelt like this before the principal to beg for a chance for you to go to school.

I knelt like this before those thugs to beg them to spare you...

You've long forgotten all the things I did for you, haven't you?

Back then, you were my only family, and I was willing to die for you.

But what about you? Have you ever cherished my sacrifices even once?

Mom fell ill

with another woman

left was a drafty house and you, my sister Sofia, five years younger

been an excellent student, winning

you were like a demon, born bad, fighting,

I had to be like a mother. My sister was still young, she just didn't know better. I could only grit

my senior year of high school,

at school, smoking and drinking, causing an

there at the door of the principal's office, burying my head like an ostrich, clinging to my last shred of pitiful self-esteem, all to ensure that my sister could continue her education. I knelt for an entire day, begging him to give you one more chance to return to

the principal took pity on me,

agreed to give you one last

the chance to go to school that I had begged so hard for you, you only maintained for

the constraints of school, you became even more unrestrained, openly and shamelessly hanging out with

you to become a

they threatened to cut off

like a madwoman, kneeling

they let you off so easily? Seeing that I was just a young girl too, they surrounded me, their mouths full

cried and begged them, kneeling down and clutching at their

at midnight

cried out, "Sister, save me, sister

all the courage and strength of my life, grabbed a knife, and risked my life to snatch

immediately agreed that the funds would be transferred in

the corners of my

in black, without any accessories

project is now mine, and the shares are in my name too, having nothing to do

and whether your eldest

ear, eager to tell

"What? That's impossible!"

given to an outsider like you? This

the board to be given to

just a girl! You'll eventually marry out! It's impossible for

suddenly stiffened, filled with

the way she looked at me changed from previously looking down on

Philip Parker didn't even have 0.1% of the shares. Naturally, she couldn't believe Sebastian would give the

for the company's survival, choosing between saving the company and giving shares to his son or daughter, as a businessman, Sebastian naturally

most

you exchanged for by enduring

just the

obtained at the cost

will make you pay back

you in the heart one knife at a time, watch you suffer unbearably, and then cut

What's wrong with being a girl? When the company is about