Who's Crying Now, Ex-Husband?

Chapter 147

Miranda wasted no time in sharing the details of the case with her companions, unraveling the story with precision and clarity.

It was an old case, dating back five or six years.

The story involved two people, Nathaniel's sister, Sophia Pembroke, and her husband, Theodore Chase. They met during their university days and fell deeply in love.

Their backgrounds, however, couldn't have been more different.

Sophia hailed from an illustrious family, while Theodore Chase came from more humble beginnings. Initially, the Pembroke family disapproved of their relationship. Yet, the couple's genuine affection overcame all obstacles, and they eventually married.

After the wedding, Sophia took on a high-ranking position within the family business. Theodore, a naturally gifted doctor, rapidly climbed the professional ladder in a prestigious city hospital, thanks in part to the Pembroke family's influence. Within a few years, he became the head of surgery at Metropolitan Hospital, earning a reputation as an accomplished young professional.

Shortly after their marriage, they had a son. With successful careers and a happy family, they were the envy of many.

But their happiness was short-lived.

On June 1st, the year their son turned three, Sophia planned to celebrate

her husband and child. Both had been consumed by work and saw this as an

a surgery

decided to surprise him at the hospital. But when she arrived, she found him not in surgery, but

Her heart shattered.

returned home, the couple erupted into a fierce

all the Pembroke family's support

his transgressions and the potential collapse

of the struggle, overwhelmed by despair and betrayal, Sophia, in self- defense, grabbed a kitchen knife and

...

with mysteries," Miranda remarked. "Nobody really knows what happened that night. The

proceedings from the incident to the sentencing were

...

the incident that night, the Pembroke family pulled numerous strings to classify the case as an act of

enough, even the parents of the deceased, Theodore's own parents, submitted a letter of forgiveness to

these circumstances, Sophia was expected to serve just a year

the trial, something unexpected happened. Sophia, against all predictions, stood in court and insisted that she intentionally killed

was in