She Got A Better Man

Chapter 170

"Have you found her daughter?" Elvira asked worriedly.

"Not yet," Zach replied, frowning slightly. "Spike has sent out a lot of people to handle this and has even tapped into other connections, but so far, there's no news."

Skylar listened and seemed to form a guess. She said, "Is it possible... that the kid is no longer alive? Otherwise, with a kid that big, where could she be hidden? No matter where she's kept, there'd be some trace. It's impossible for there to be nothing." Elvira hadn't thought along those lines. Slightly surprised, she looked at her mother-in-law and came to understand that she was someone who carefully considered every possible scenario. Compared to her, Elvira felt inexperienced.

Zach had considered that possibility too but was unwilling to accept it. If that child really was gone, it would be a devastating blow to Carmen. He could tell how much Carmen cared for her daughter.

Because of Carmen's situation, Elvira felt quite heavy-hearted. She truly hoped Carmen's daughter was safe and Zach could find her, so that mother and daughter could be reunited without suffering any further harm. If the child was really gone, Carmen's life would be unbearably tragic.

That day, Elvira needed to attend to some matters. Understanding the young couple was busy, Skylar mentioned that she wanted to visit some old friends since she hadn't been back to the country in years. She told them not to worry about her and that she wanted to have a free day to herself.

Zach thus arranged a car and driver for his mother. While Elvira went to pick up Vivian to see Morris.

Throughout the ride, Vivian was very nervous, frequently adjusting her makeup, hair, and clothing as if afraid of presenting anything less than perfection in front of Morris.

Seeing Vivian's anxious demeanor, Elvira couldn't help but sympathize with her. Vivian was now nothing more than a plaything to the rich, living a life worse than an ordinary person's. She was stuck in a living hell and could only be described as a truly pitiable soul. When they arrived at Morris's residence, he wasn't home. He hadn't even locked the door, perhaps because he felt he had nothing left to lose.

again about what to do next. Vivian nodded,

was carrying a case of beer. Seeing Elvira and Vivian, he froze for a moment before slamming the case down heavily and immediately giving them the boot. "What are you doing here?

How have you

still breathing. Just leave, and don't come again," Morris said coldly, avoiding Vivian's gaze. He couldn't bear

frustration, remembering the times she had come to see him-either watching him from afar or pretending she was doing well to hide her pain and vulnerability.

her emotions and suddenly broke down in tears. Govering her face, she crouched on

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stared at Vivian, completely at a loss for what to

the side, seeming to want to ask Elvira for

her coat. Underneath, she was wearing a camisole, and her exposed skin was covered in bruises with not a single patch of unmarred flesh Those scars and injuries were an

hoped Morris would turn his life around because she knew he was talented, good-looking, and

more terrifying than what you can imagine. That beast didn't

himself together, she would never have revealed this to the man she liked. She shattered her pride

and sacrifice for Morris. Tears welled up in her eyes

to his knees. His face was filled with disbelief as he stared at the marks of abuse

Vivian tightly and said, "Morris, you've seen it now. You're not

away with it? Don't you want to fight one more time? If not for yourself, then