The Heiress Nobody Saw Coming

Chapter 308 The Truth She Dared Not Say

After taking a deep breath, Sophia calmed down considerably. She said, "Marcus, you and I have been friends for many years. I do know you a little. Don't retaliate against me. I will be a good person from now on."

"How will you prove it?" Marcus asked as he simply pulled out a chair and sat down.

Sophia had always been timid back then, never daring to resist when Ivan and Ruby bullied her. She kept everything bottled up inside. In other words, she was just a weak and vulnerable bullied pushover.

"I'll call Ms. Walker over right now and tell you two who the father of my baby is, as well as the whole story."

As Sophia spoke, her eyes started to become red-rimmed again. "This whole situation involves both of you, but ultimately, it's my own fault. I can't blame anyone else. Maybe this is Heaven's way of punishing me for falsely claiming credit!"

Marcus was speechless, but before he could respond, Sophia picked up her phone and called Natalie.

"Hello, Ms. Walker? Are you available to come over for a bit? I have something very important to tell you. Marcus is also here. This matter concerns both of you, but that's irrelevant. It's just that I need your help," Sophia explained.

She looked at Marcus and said, "I'm willing to confess everything. You should come over!"

After a short pause, Sophia nodded. "Okay, I'll be waiting for you."

She hung up the phone and smiled at Marcus. "Ms. Walker will be here in a bit. Take a seat!"

Marcus pulled the chair over and sat down. He was curious to hear what else Sophia had to say.

Could a person really change this much in such a short time?

Not long after, Natalie arrived. When she saw Marcus, she didn't say anything else and simply nodded slightly at him.

"Sit down." Marcus quickly grabbed another chair over and gestured for Natalie to sit.

eyebrow. After all, it was rare to see Marcus being this

leaned against the headboard. Her eyes still had

moment Natalie walked in, the fear she had felt when facing

is Shane Morgan. He's the son of Cindy Meloney, the housekeeper from the

kids, after Ms. Walker ran off to find an adult, I

look for Sky and build a relationship, Shane found me when no one else was

to hide

"Shane forced me to be his girlfriend, but because he's Cindy's son, he didn't dare openly admit he was deceiving Sky. He and Emma went to

faithful dog. Whatever Emma told

to foster a relationship with Sky. That's when I saw Emma in Sky's arms, crying uncontrollably. I stepped forward to interrupt them, and Emma looked

to leave after Sky and I finished our scheduled meeting, and Emma had Shane escort me out. But when Shane was escorting me, he dragged me into one of the housekeeper's

threatened me, saying that I was his girlfriend and it was because he loved me too much that he did such things. However, when he was assaulting me, Emma

let me take morning-after pills. She said he had to ensure I got pregnant and gave

be together anymore. The engagement between our families can be invalidated, and the blame would fall entirely on me. When the time came, Sky could also take the opportunity to claim compensation from

didn't want the child at all. just wanted

as

He has Emma backing him, and Emma the daughter of the Walkers. Her influence was beyond my reach. I could only

Sophia said, "I don't have a good life in the Sinclairs, and Shane knew that too. If my father found out about this, I'd be done for. Not to mention, Ruby

listened quietly. Neither of them had expected that

would have been blackmailed by

the beginning, and

you both," Sophia

If I hadn't lied

you, pretending to be his lifesaver. If Marcus had found you when we were younger, you might not have

been for the mistake she made when they were younger,

I no longer dared to speak up again. I just kept falling deeper under Shane's

child's father had the right to know. But that bastard's a rapist! I would rather die than give

shared, my own blood and flesh... At times, I

the car accident happened at the Walker residence, and I lost the child, that was a good thing to me. It's better without it. I didn't have to