Divorced and Pregnant My New Life with a Billionaire Drives My Ex Crazy novel Chapter 670

“You are the most shameless woman in the world!”

“Do you even know what self-respect is?”

“Are you honestly proud of being the other woman?”

“You won’t stop until you’ve destroyed my family and left my kids with nothing, is that it?”

“Get out. Take your two bastards and get out of my life, for good.”

The moment Wilson called her daughters “bastards,” Mary snapped awake. If she’d started out just trying to strip away his mask, now her anger was real and burning.

“Wilson, you are a monster!”

“I was fifteen when I got together with you.”

“When you left for abroad at sixteen, you lied and told me to wait. You promised you’d be everything to me, that you’d look after my future, that I didn’t need to be scared.”

“I did everything for you. I listened to you. I cut myself off from my old friends and even Lisa, until all I had left in my life was you.”

“I was lost and had no idea what to do, and you’d sneak back home, hug me, and whisper, ‘What am I going to do with you, my sweet girl?’”

“Wilson, this was all you.”

“You were the one who went after me when I was just a kid. You set up your perfect little trap and turned me into your pet.”

“Should I keep going?”

“On my seventeenth birthday, you came back, drunk. You hugged me and asked how much longer you had to wait. You said waiting was too hard, that you were scared you’d get old, scared you’d start to fall apart, scared I’d end up resenting you.”

“I felt sorry for you. I was so sure about you.”

“So that night, I gave myself to you. I didn’t hold anything back.”

“Then you left. And I found out I was pregnant.”

“I went through everything alone to bring those girls into the world, and now you call them bastards? Now I’m the villain who seduced you?”

“Tell me, Wilson, who seduced who?”

“Let’s be real. It was you. You preyed on me when I was just a kid.”

Wilson’s face twisted with every word, handsome features warping into something ugly and cruel. He lunged forward and grabbed Mary by the throat.

“Who’s going to believe anything you say?”

“And you claim those girls are mine? I don’t have to accept that.”

“Go get a DNA test if you’re so sure.”

“How many guys have you messed around with while I was gone?”

“If I’d known I was raising a snake, I’d have spent my money on a pet instead.”

Mary clawed at his arm, her face turning red as she struggled to breathe. Just as she started to lose consciousness, Wiona grabbed the broken handle from the floor and smashed it hard against Wilson’s arm.

“Let her go!”

Wiona looked right at the stump where his wrist used to be.

“Would you even dare?”

Wilson’s heart skipped a beat. What was she saying? Did she know how he lost his hand?

Before he could say anything, Wiona stepped forward and helped Mary and her daughters to their feet.

“Come on, get up.” Her voice was firm and steady. “He’s the monster here. None of this is your fault.”

“He picked you out at the orphanage because you were sweet and easy to control.”

“He lured you in, step by step.”

“When you were still too young to know right from wrong, he told you this was love. He convinced you that you weren’t destroying his family, that you were his true love, his safe place.”

“You did nothing wrong.”

“Your only mistake was being a kid who got tricked—tricked out of your heart, tricked out of your body.”

“Or maybe it was just not knowing he was a predator who did this to other girls too, not just you.”

“If he’d gone to jail back then for what happened at the piano school, maybe he never would’ve had the chance to hurt you.”

“If you want to blame someone, blame the Wilkins family and his wife. They’re just as guilty. They helped him all along.”

Wiona turned toward Bronwen and Louisa, who stood frozen in the background, her words hanging heavy in the room.