Me & Child: Fake Lady’s Stepping Stones Chapter 08

Me & Child: Fake Lady’s Stepping Stones Chapter 08 Every Last Sin

A day later, Dad’s assistant delivered the findings of the investigation.

Every single incident Cassie had suffered over the years was staged by herself.

Even the so-called mystic for the project was someone Cassie had hired-all to cut off any chance of the inheriting the Kent Family fortune.

All those years, Dad and Tyler had only believed the lies right in front of their eyes.

They refused to listen to my desperate, tear-soaked explanations.

Every mistake they had ever made now sliced into their hearts like knives.

It felt like being slowly carved apart.

The agony and bitterness I’d tasted now turned back on them, making them swallow it all.

Dad wiped the tears from his face. When he looked up again, his expression was terrifying.

“I know we’ve failed Monica. We should join her in the grave to repent for what we’ve done and apologize to her. But right now, there’s someone who deserves to go down there more than we do.”

Just as Dad finished speaking, Cassie walked in with a contract.

She said, “Dad, you promised me the company once this project was completed.”

Completely unaware of the changed atmosphere, she proudly handed him the contract.

My death meant nothing to her. She hadn’t even bothered to delete the security footage.

Because in her mind, Dad and Tyler would always take her side, no matter what.

Years of being spoiled and favored had completely warped her sense of reality.

Dad smiled as he took the contract, his eyes filled with pure hatred. “Good. Leave it here. I’ll sign it soon. Why don’t you go upstairs and rest? I’ve prepared a big surprise for you.”

Beaming with delight, Cassie went upstairs.

With trembling hands, Dad set down the project completion certificate and the transfer agreement.

These documents were stained with the blood and suffering of me and my two children.

The weight of it made it impossible for him to hold them, as if scorched by hellfire itself.

“You should leave. While you also failed Monica, the real culprit behind it all is me.

“After all, this is the Kent Family’s business. I’ll end this and bury every last sin.”

Tyler tried to speak, but Dad pushed him out of the villa.

The next day, news broke that the Kent Family’s daughter had been brutally hacked to death in her home

Word spread that Cassie’s body was mutilated beyond recognition-that her uterus had been carved out while she was still alive.

Dad showed no grief, his expression completely opposite to what he’d always displayed before.

The police couldn’t find evidence right away, so they had to watch as Dad began preparing/my funeral

In the following days, Dad seized every moment to lay every one of Cassie’s crimes bare before the public

Tyler helped quite a bit too.

Netizens weren’t fools. They quickly pieced together what the two of them had done.

Someone even dug up the old interview footage from the project’s groundbreaking ceremony.

When they spotted the red box in Dad’s hands and matched the timing, netizens made a wild guess- those were the twins from my womb.

Dad admitted it without hesitation.

Instantly, both men were flooded with online hatred.

Someone even showed up at the villa to throw feces.

Dad and Tyler, who had been completely numb until then, flew into a rage the moment they saw the carefully tended flowers in the villa’s garden snapped off.

They nearly beat the netizen to death.

All because those were the flowers I had planted with my own hands-the last remaining thing in that villa that still connected to me.

The netizen received a large settlement, and Dad naturally faced no consequences.

After holding my funeral, Dad was ready to end his life.

But just then, he received a photo.

The moment he saw it, the mighty chairman of the Kent Group lost his mind.

Clutching his phone, he laughed and wept. “Monica, you are alive after all. I’ll find you. I’ll repent for what I’ve done until you forgive me.”

Tyler rushed over as soon as he got the news.

Under the lighting, the silver in their hair was unmistakable.