I Stopped Checking, Then Found His Affair Chapter 04

I Stopped Checking, Then Found His Affair Chapter 04

Julian Vane’s expression darkened, and his face instantly became very unsightly.

“What do you mean by this? Are you accusing me of being filthy?”

I took two steps back, suppressing the rising waves of nausea, a mocking sneer spreading across my lips,

“Otherwise? You’ve repeatedly harmed me just to prevent me from discovering your dalliances with Sienna

Brooks, and yet you still expect me to play deaf and mute?”

“Julian Vane, Sienna Brooks, both of you truly disgust me.”

The moment my voice fell.

The entire office plunged into a dead silence.

Sienna Brooks’s face turned as pale as paper, and she looked as if she were about to kneel down in tears to

beg me to stay.

But in her haste, she accidentally knocked over the framed ultrasound photo of my first child on the desk.

Amidst the flying glass shards.

Julian Vane instinctively shielded Sienna Brooks in his arms.

Meanwhile, I failed to catch the frame; as it crashed to the floor, my hands were pierced by a flurry of glass

fragments.

But I didn’t care about them.

I only stared blankly at that photo, now covered in cracks that couldn’t hide an intimate palm print.

My sanity was instantly shattered.

Regardless of everything, I clutched the frame, sobbing as I roared at the two of them,

“Are you two really that depraved? I won’t let you off! I’m going to let everyone know how disgusting you are!”

The trace of guilt on Julian Vane’s face was instantly replaced by fury,

“You wouldn’t dare.”

But the days of accumulated pressure had already left me gasping for air; at this moment, I was consumed only by resentment,

“Why wouldn’t I? I’m going to-”

But the moment I opened the camera to aim it at Julian Vane and the Sienna Brooks in his arms, my phone was swiped away.

The next second, I heard Julian Vane’s cold, harsh command over the phone,

“Post those photos of Clara Sterling in bed online. Let the world know exactly what she is a worthless

whore who’s been run through by a thousand different men.”

I looked at him in disbelief.

As if I were getting to know this person beside my pillow all over again.

Sienna Brooks seemed to have a moment of hesitation, but ultimately she just lowered her head and

murmured, not daring to speak.

In just a short while, my phone on the floor began to explode with calls.

It was my father.

I crawled over to pick it up, and heard his voice filled with despair and tears,

“What sin have I committed? I’ve been a professor for decades, only to father a scourge like you! I might as

well just die!”

Before his voice even fell, the sound of a sudden collapse came through the phone.

Following that were the dense, whispered discussions,

“The distinguished Professor Arthur Sterling, a man who spent his life mentoring generations of students, was just driven to a heart attack by his own disgraceful daughter!”

“What a family misfortune!”

“Don’t crowd around! Oh no! The patient has already…”

And immediately after, a notification from the hospital popped up on the phone.

[We are sorry, your mother suffered an acute episode due to the shock, and resuscitation failed.]

Those nights spent in passionate embrace with Julian Vane.

Had become the final blade st@bbed into me.

The cracked screen was soon crowded with a succession of insulting messages from unknown sources.

But I didn’t care; I just sat paralyzed on the floor like someone who had lost their soul.

The last two important people had died one after another.

I cried until I almost lost my voice, then looked up to meet Julian Vane’s condescending gaze,

“What? Do you still want to make a scene? As long as you stop, I can have all the trending searches taken

down right now.”

The moment tears shattered on the back of my hand, I suddenly spoke,

“It’s too late, Julian Vane.”

I stood up, my body swaying.

I was shivering all over from the cold.

Julian Vane frowned, still shielding Sienna Brooks tightly,

“It’s just a few insults, a small price to pay for a lesson. Is it really worth being like this?”

I looked at the floor-to-ceiling window in front of me, unwilling to give him even another glance.

I only whispered,

“Dad, Mom, baby, I’m coming to be with you.”

The next second, I hurled the photo frame violently at the glass!

Amidst the flying shards, I ignored the desperate screams behind me and leaped straight down!