All Chapters of The Revenge of the Mute Wife: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Vanessa stared at the ground, biting her lips hard. This was the end for her."Dad..." Cassandra tremble. Nicholas’s words made her realize that this was the reason for all the strange treatment she had endured as a child, including the bullying at school where many girls mocked her—they called her a freeloader or a bastard. "Tell me what he said is a lie.""Dad, we demand an explanation," Ernest demanded."Are you satisfied now, Frederick? We're in this damn place because of you," Vanessa cried out in despair."My fault? Let me remind you that you helped me plan how to kill her—you agreed with my actions. So, you share the blame because I never saw you complain when you spent that money or wore her jewelry and luxury clothes.""What? No... don't you turn this on me! This all started because of you, preferring to steal money from a rich girl instead of getting a damn job."The twins heard their parents' argument but paid little attention. They were too preoccupied with their inte

Deborah couldn't resist and stood up, giving the doctor a big hug. [Thank you for giving me hope.].“It’s nothing, young lady, but I’ll accept your thanks in a verbal form once this is all over. Deal?” the doctor asked and saw her nod in agreement.“That’s fantastic news, although I must say I’m feeling a bit stiff,” Jayden said, stretching after holding the same position throughout the treatment.[Thanks for the support, Jayden.] Deborah leaned in to give him a kiss on the cheek.“You’re welcome, my love, but you know, I’d feel even better with a kiss right here,” he said playfully, pointing to his lips and wiggling his eyebrows.“For now, no kissing on the lips. Zero contact for 24 hours,” the doctor interjected with a chuckle.“Boo, now I don’t like this treatment anymore,” Jayden joked, pouting.“It’s just for today. And even if the baby doesn’t like it, you’ll have to only eat soft foods or purees,” the doctor instructed.Both nodded, listening attentively to all the ins

"And that’s how it’ll be from now on. By the way, after what happened today, I think you should take self-defense classes once James is born."[That sounds like a good idea.]"Yeah, because that lunatic is still obsessed with you, and I worry he might try something when I'm not around. You heard him, he still thinks you belong to him or something."[I think Roger always saw me more as an object than a person. It’s clear he hasn’t regretted his actions at all.]"He’s so different from his father. Well, all the blame lies with his mother, oh, ex-mother. Thankfully, the other kid is normal and kind like George."[Yeah.]"Hey, I wanted to ask you something."[What is it?]"So... um, can I call that man my father-in-law?" Jayden asked nervously.[Father-in-law?]"You know, Nicholas."[Well, I guess so.]"Jeez, I’m glad I got that out of the way," Jayden joked, noticing Deborah laughing at his words. "Speaking of that, my love, where is your mom buried?"[I don’t know.]"Huh?

Ernest and Cassandra observed their parents' newfound fear with growing confusion. It was odd. Just moments ago, Frederick and Vanessa had been defiant and insolent toward the police despite their imprisonment. Now, they were trembling as if facing the devil himself after the ominous visit from that strange officer."Ernest…""I know. I hate their little secrets, and now I have no idea why they're acting like this," Ernest grumbled, frowning deeply."And I doubt they’ll tell us," Cassandra whispered."Yeah…" Ernest was growing increasingly frustrated. It was clear their parents hadn’t shared anything to help their children prepare for this moment. The twins were left in the dark, like naive children. Regardless, they were just as complicit in Deborah’s mistreatment. They had learned to despise her, and now, without the shield of their powerful name or money, they were facing the consequences of their actions—a reality they were unwilling to accept.The parents were oblivious to th

Cassandra's eyes widened with fear as she absorbed the implications of their words. The idea of ending up in prison because of Deborah was terrifying. Furthermore, she could see how much Nicholas was struggling to hold back his anger."So, are you going to cooperate or continue to dig a grave for yourself?" the detective asked with a smirk."I…" Cassandra looked genuinely distressed as she felt cornered."I should also inform you that the person you hired to track Deborah has already spoken to us and provided some interesting information about his employers," the detective continued."What… he didn’t…" Cassandra remembered now that the tracker had been in prison. Who knew what he might do."Oh yes, he was quite the clever one, deciding to cooperate rather than rot in jail for a poorly paid job.""Poorly paid? That idiot was demanding an outrageous amount just to keep an eye on her.""I'm glad to see you confirm that you hired him to monitor Deborah and let you know when she was