He Drew $9 For Our Wedding. Another Man Offered a Million Chapter 08

He Drew $9 For Our Wedding. Another Man Offered a Million Chapter 08

I heard that after Finn went back, he fired a lot of people.

The jewelry store where he’d locked me in-

he smashed it to pieces with his own hands.

His old friends who used to gossip about me–

one by one, he tore them apart. Bankrupt.

Ruined. Broken families.

Even Blair. He cut her off completely.

The next time I saw him was in court.

Finn stared at me the whole time. He barely blinked.

I didn’t look back.

I submitted the evidence.

Bank transfers, chat logs showing how Finn and Blair had taken my money.

And the video footage–

They blocked me from saving my father.

They locked me in the store.

And I shattered the glass to get out.

Their parents’ lawyers turned pale.

There was nothing to defend.

Finn watched the video and went still. He looked at Blair,

“You said you didn’t know her father had heart disease.”

She looked away.

“When Lena asked for money to save the farm, I wanted to send it.”

“You said to draw the lot.”

“The heart stent-you said it was a scam.”

“Blair… weren’t we friends?”

Something finally cleared in Finn’s eyes.

Blair didn’t deny it.

She nodded. Everything.

“Yes. I did it all on purpose. I liked you!”

“I hated the draws-they were just my way of driving away every woman around you.”

“But they all left. Only Lena was different.”

“She was brilliant and beautiful. The way you looked at her-your eyes lit up.”

“So I humiliated her. I wanted her to leave. But she loved you too much.”

“And I loved you too much.”

“Even if it meant becoming this bitter, jealous woman!”

While Blair spoke, Finn kept looking at me.

For a moment, he seemed to see it-the five years of pain I’d carried.

Then, while the lawyers argued for leniency, he said,

“I confess to everything.”

His parents’ lawyer nearly fell over.

His mother looked like she might faint.

“No matter how many years, I’ll take it.”

“And Blair is my accomplice-she was involved in everything.”

Blair’s eyes went wide, “Finn, what are you saying? Go to hell!”

“Who wants to go to prison with you-

Blair was sentenced to eight years. Finn got ten.

Minutes passed-from love confession to screaming rage.

I didn’t stay to watch the circus.

I looked down at my mother.

She was holding my father’s ashes.

I regretted it.

If I hadn’t saved him in that café that day-none of this would have happened.

I would’ve walked toward a brighter future.

Every draw from Blair was a warning.

But I dove into love anyway. I took every humiliation.

After Finn and Blair went to prison, both their companies took a hit.

I released every dark detail about them-the texts, the way they talked behind my back.

Finn couldn’t have been completely unaware.

Then I used my expertise to take over Sterling Group’s remaining research projects.

Julian teamed up with other companies and took them down completely.

When Julian took over Sterling Group, I stood beside him.