All Chapters of Delusional Jane: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

We finally arrived at our home after a long and silent drive. I could feel the tension in the air as we parked the car and got out. He carried the cookies that we had bought from the bakery, but he didn’t say a word to me. I followed him into the house, wondering what he was thinking.He set the car keys on the table where he always did, then sniffled and rubbed his nose. I stood behind him and put my hand on his shoulder, hoping to comfort him somehow. He looked at me over his shoulder, his eyes full of questions and doubts. He opened his mouth as if he wanted to say something, but then closed it again. He shook his head slightly, then walked upstairs without another glance at me. I watched him go, feeling a surge of panic in my chest. He shut the door behind him with a soft click.I took a deep breath and let it out slowly, trying to calm myself down. I had to be ready for whatever he was going to ask me. I had to lie convincingly and stick to my plan. I couldn’t let him find out the

“Yes, of course, anything you need. I’m with you now,” she said with so much zeal that I almost believed her. But again, I couldn’t trust anyone. Not after what he had done to me. Not after what she had done to me. So how could I be sure that she was really with me? How could I trust her? I asked her, glaring at her. She swallowed hard, feeling my suspicion.“You can put a Bluetooth on me and a mic or whatever, just to make sure that I don’t cross you. But I swear, I really want to get back at Rick for everything that he has done. Oh my God, how stupid was I?” she said, rubbing her temples. Being an empath that I was, I could tell that she was not lying. She was genuinely hurt and angry at him. And I could use that to my advantage. I finally had another ally, and it felt good. It called for a celebration, a personal celebration of course.“It’s a done deal then,” I said, smiling. “Alright, let me go and get some wine so we can celebrate our victory together and then we’ll get to work

“What can I say? Women supporting women!” I said with a grin, clinking my glass with hers. Her long blonde hair cascaded over her shoulders, framing her delicate face. She had blue eyes that sparkled with mischief and a red dress that hugged her curves.“Alright. Champagne please?” She asked, eyeing the bottle on the table with a greedy look. I quickly remembered that we were supposed to drink a little and just get into some details about our lives, nothing too serious. Just enough to make her trust me and reveal her secrets.I nodded and poured some bubbly liquid into our glasses. “Cheers!” I said, raising my glass again. She smiled and sipped her drink. “So, tell me about yourself,” she said, leaning back on the couch. She crossed her legs and twirled a strand of her hair. She looked confident and relaxed, but I knew she was hiding something.I laughed and shrugged. “Well, nothing much. I mean, you already know I’m Jane, I’m married to Rick, the most boring man on earth,” I joked, r

“Fuck you. Why didn’t you tell me that there are cameras in this room? Where are they?” I asked, standing up in panic. There was every possibility that my husband may have heard or seen what was going on and he would prepare ahead of time for it. And I didn’t want anybody to mess up my plans.“What did I tell you that I would do to you when I find out you’re not being loyal?” I asked her, threateningly. She just kept shaking like a little baby, trying to protect herself so that I wouldn’t hit her or do anything bad to her. “I swear, I-I didn’t know how to tell you. I’m sorry. You can take the cameras down. I know a way. I know where we can erase them from his phone so he won’t see it,” she said, pleadingly. I hissed and clenched my teeth. “Oh, my goodness. Are you fucking stupid? What if he has seen it already? He’s with his phone. We don’t have a chance,” I said, angrily. She looked at me with a very scared expression. I was already feeling sorry for her, but my plans were about to

I drove silently to the hospital, the only thing on my mind was how I was going to do it alone. I had literally nobody to speak to, because at that point I didn’t trust anybody, not even my sister. I was trying so hard to make sure that none of this blew up and I was going to see it to the end. I parked my car in the lot and walked straight to his office. I knocked on the door and a minute later he opened it and looked at me with a bright smile. “Hello, Jane,” he said as he left the door open for me to enter inside.I walked into his office with my chin held high and my chest out. I went and sat down on the chair without him asking me to. I was trying to give him an attitude for not checking up on me all this while. “So, start speaking. I don’t have all day,” I said with a smug attitude as he chuckled lightly and walked behind me and placed his hands on my shoulders. “Can’t you at least say hi or that you miss me?” he asked with a romantic voice, massaging my shoulders a little. I a