The Ruined Bride of Velvet Nights by Brick Moving Ant

Chapter 96

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  • That night, a group of thugs showed up at my door.

  • They were Underground lenders.

  • “David’s dead, but the debt’s not.”

  • “You’re paying up,” their leader, a man with a scar on his face, threatened.

  • “First, I’ve renounced all claims to David’s estate.”

  • “My mother–in–law inherited everything, including the debts.”

  • “Second, David borrowed the money, not me. And third, all that money went to his mistress. I didn’t see a penny of it. Why should I pay?”

  • I handed them a stack of financial records.

  • The thug looked through them but still refused to back down.

  • “You’re David’s wife. You’re responsible for his debts.”

  • “If you don’t pay, don’t blame me for what happens next.”

  • “Go ahead. Do your worst,”

  • Said, my voice steady.

  • Just then, a tall, middle–aged man walked in.

  • Three days earlier, through my lawyer, I’d met Captain Johnson from the anti–crime task force.

  • I’d called him before opening the door.

  • The thug froze as soon as he saw Captain Johnson, terror flickering across his face.

  • “Scarface, you’ve got some nerve threatening my friend. Want to go back to jail?”

  • Captain Johnson said, slapping the thug’s head.

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  • your friend! I swear, I wouldn’t have dared if

  • stammered.

  • I catch you

  • off, disappearing into

  • to my

  • them without mercy.

  • using every tactic

  • and Sarah sold the car David had bought her, but the interest on the

  • swelled to $3 million, and it

  • find my mother–in–law

  • and defeated.

  • back. You have to

  • “What’s going on?”

  • pretending to

  • lenders are

  • options. Please, help

  • borrowed that money for you two. It’s only fair

  • money

  • my mother–in–law asked, desperation creeping

  • if I did, why would

  • treated you

  • can you be

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  • I scoffed.

  • some nerve. We’ve never gotten along, and you’ve always been selfish.”

  • sitting at

  • even thought about arranging

  • a

  • had

  • by the bank in two days. Don’t come back after that,” I said,

  • life, I’d suffered because

  • their turn to

  • bank seized the house.

  • with my mom, and we went to the

  • was deposited

  • the money, I bought a luxury car and a

  • I brought an interior designer to the villa, only to find my mother–in–law and

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