This Time, I Will Get My Divorce, Mr

Chapter 331

As he took a deep breath, Toby calmed down and looked at Sonia. “I admit that what I did in the past was wrong and I will make up for all my mistakes. However, now and the past are two different things, Sonia. You can’t mix them up. Carl poisoned you and caused the child to be deformed, so this already constitutes the crime of intentional homicide. Therefore, the police must be informed!”

“It’s just a child that I was ready to abort. So what if it was deformed? In any case, I absolutely won’t allow you to call the police to take away Carl!” She returned his gaze with an extremely stubborn attitude.

He exclaimed with an incredulous frown, “So what if it was deformed? What are you saying? Sonia, that’s your child!”

As a mother, was it appropriate for her to say that? Of course, she knew it was not, but it didn’t matter; she didn’t care what he thought. She released his arm and responded coldly, “So what if it was my child? It shouldn’t come into this world in the first place and his existence was a mistake. Furthermore, it was still just an embryo and not even a fully formed human yet, so how could it be compared to Carl’s position in my heart?”

However, although she had said so, there was a stabbing pain in her heart. At this moment, she realized that she in fact cared more about the child than she thought. Since Toby didn’t know what was in her heart, he took a step back and looked at her like she was a stranger. “Okay, even if you don’t care about that child, I do because it’s also my child. And as a father, I can seek justice for my child, right?”

Sonia snickered, “Justice? Toby, didn’t you know I was pregnant a long time ago? At that time, you didn’t behave like this. You couldn’t be bothered as to whether I aborted the baby or not. You were happy for me to proceed with the abortion and didn’t care if I didn’t because you wouldn’t admit it was your child anyway. At that time, you didn’t seem to care about the baby, yet you came to show your fatherly love at this time? Don’t you think it’s too late and hypocritical?”

Toby’s throat was dry. “Is this how you view me?”

“It’s not that I’m viewing you this way on purpose, but that’s what you originally did.” She sneered once again as she looked at him.

There was a dull pain in Toby’s heart. He wanted to say that it was not the case, but he could not seem to say the words at all. Maybe the reason why he couldn’t deny it was because he really was exactly how Sonia had viewed him.

After a long silence, he responded, “Are you really going to let Carl off the hook?”

Upon hearing this, she lowered her eyelids. “Yes.”

“Even if he poisoned you?” he asked again. “You don’t even care?”

Sonia formed her hands into fists. “Yes, I believe Carl’s behavior will change, so I’m willing to give him a chance.”

the unexpected child. After all, she harbored platonic feelings for him, so she couldn’t send him to prison just like that. “A chance? Aren’t you afraid he will do this to you again

believe Carl won’t. He

gave a mock smile as he lowered his head. “Ill? If what I

about? You’re ill?”

snorted a little. “Sure enough,

her sympathy, the reason why he hadn’t told her that he was hypnotized was because he knew that she

Sonia moved her lips and was about to say something when Toby resumed his usual cool look. Then, he gazed at her before asking, “Sonia,

go?”

She

closed his eyes for a second and when he opened them, the look in his eyes was indifferent. “Okay then. Rest well and I’ll come

night

at his back and shouted in a

in his tracks, he didn’t turn

Carl free?” Sonia asked while grabbing the

Toby’s lips curved into a self-deprecating arc. Originally, he thought that she had changed her mind and called out to

were to pursue the matter, in the end, you would issue a letter to prevent the police from prosecuting Carl for his actions, right?” He gave

eyes and replied,

calling the police?” Toby turned his head to face her, his voice much colder this time. “However, this is the first and last time I’m letting him go, Sonia.

a few seconds before she sighed. She had a confused gaze as she glanced at the toxin analysis report that Toby had thrown on the floor. He had wrinkled the report into a paper ball, which demonstrated his

loud, “I don’t know whether I am

Carl tomorrow to receive treatment. Maybe when his psychological problems were dealt with, she would be able to determine whether her actions

walked out of the inpatient department, he took out his phone and dialed Tom’s number. “Come and