I Lost My Baby, He Became Her Hero Chapter 05

I Lost My Baby, He Became Her Hero Chapter 05

Tens of thousands joined the livestream within seconds.

Comments flew across the screen.

[That manipulative bitch is lying again.]

[Isn’t she the mistress who broke up a family, then blamed the wife?]

[She still has the nerve to go live. Everyone knows what she did.]

Without responding, I held my final divorce decree up to the camera.

“My divorce became final today. Adrian and I married in 2016 and divorced in 2026. We were

married for ten years.”

Then I opened the photo of their marriage certificate saved on my phone.

“This is Adrian and Vanessa’s certified marriage record. It was issued minutes after my divorce

became final.”

I placed both records side by side and aimed the camera at them.

“It’s obvious who the other woman was.”

The comments moved even faster.

I kept going.

I showed seven years of Instagram screenshots, messages, transfers, prenatal reports, and travel

photos.

Every item carried a date.

Every date matched the timeline.

“Adrian cheated for seven of our ten married years. I was the one blocked, isolated, and deceived.”

“My friends, his mother, and my own mother all helped them hide it.”

I paused and unfolded the handwritten note before the camera.

Before I could speak, the screen froze and the livestream vanished, replaced by a platform notification: [This livestream has been interrupted following an infringement complaint.]

My phone started ringing nonstop.

Adrian called again and again.

I didn’t answer.

My mom pounded on the door outside.

“Open the door, Natalie! Have you lost your mind?”

Her sharp voice struck the wood with every word.

“Will you only be happy after you destroy all of us? What will people think of me? How are Vanessa and her family supposed to live?”

“Natalie, you’re heartless!”

“Mom.” My voice came out soft. “Do you remember that I’m your daughter?”

The pounding stopped.

“Is this because Vanessa is the daughter of the man you first loved? Is that why you always chose

her?”

“I… I didn’t choose her over you.”

Her voice weakened.

“They truly love each other. They stayed apart for years because of you. That took restraint.”

Restraint?

Seven years of cheating was restraint?

“Mom, do you know how my daughter died?”

I slid the note beneath the door.

A long silence followed.

Then her voice changed. “This can’t be real…”

The hallway fell quiet.

I leaned against the door and slowly sank to the floor.

Several DMs from Vanessa appeared on my phone.

[Natalie, nothing you do will bring your daughter back. The truth is, no one but you wanted her to

be born.]

[The whole world can hate me. Adrian and Millie are still mine.]

After reading each message, I took screenshots and sent them to my attorney, Daniel Brooks.

“Ms. Bennett, this is important evidence. Ms. Moore clearly admitted they didn’t want the child

born.”

“Combined with Adrian deliberately ignoring your calls and the attackers finding your home, this

supports an argument that the harm was intentional.”

My fingers curled around the phone. “Could he go to prison?”

After a pause, Daniel said, “He could, if investigators prove his involvement. But first, you

survive what comes next.”

need to

“For months, maybe longer, they’ll fight with everything they have. His legal team is powerful, and his crisis PR team is even stronger. They’ll dig through your past, invent stories, and push you

toward another breakdown.”

His voice stayed calm. “Are you ready?”

I didn’t hesitate. “I already lost my daughter. What else is left to fear?”

Silence held for several seconds.

“All right,” he said. “Then we begin.”