I Stopped Checking, Then Found His Affair Chapter 06

I Stopped Checking, Then Found His Affair Chapter 06

He didn’t want to believe.

That Clara Sterling truly didn’t love him anymore.

She just gave up on this love that spanned from campus to marriage.

Gave up on her 25-year friendship with Sienna Brooks.

Just as he had once fantasized and feared.

She chose to let go without any lingering attachment.

So he chose to continue protecting Sienna Brooks.

Yet, when Clara Sterling chose to expose their affair to the public to retaliate against him, he completely lost

his sanity.

“Right, right…”

Julian Vane murmured,

“Doesn’t Clara love children?”

He gripped Sienna Brooks’s shoulders tightly, staring deathly at the dazed her,

“She can’t give birth, so why don’t you help her give birth to a child for me and her? She loves children so much; she’ll definitely wake up if she knows…”

Sienna Brooks froze, tears unconsciously flowing down her face,

“Have you never loved me at all?”

The three seconds of silence.

Gave Sienna Brooks her answer.

The next second, she slapped Julian Vane hard across the face.

“Julian Vane! You truly are disgusting!”

Julian Vane turned his head, his eyes hiding uncontrollable annoyance,

“How do you have the nerve to accuse me? Did I coerce or lure you into my bed? When you were behind Clara Sterling’s back sleeping with me, didn’t you enjoy it too?”

The voice echoed in the empty corridor.

The two people who had once betrayed love and friendship to be intertwined.

Were now in a hysterical confrontation.

Sienna Brooks slowly crouched down, curling herself up.

She cried messily and heart-wrenchingly, as if trying to cry out all the regret in her heart.

What exactly did she do wrong?

For a blind love.

She turned a deaf ear to her best friend’s injuries, causing her to lose her love and friendship, and now even

her parents.

A passing nurse, who didn’t hear their confrontation, couldn’t help but mutter to a colleague,

“Isn’t the one who just went in that patient who miscarried a few days ago?”

“Stop talking!”

The colleague hurriedly glanced at Julian Vane and covered the nurse’s mouth, intending to leave.

Julian Vane’s face was terrifyingly pale.

The next second, he strode over to block them.

“What are you talking about?”

The nurse who spoke first was indignant,

“The patient inside-the one whose husband personally caused her miscarriage a few days ago just to

protect his mistress!”

The nurse didn’t notice that as she spoke, everyone present turned pale.

She just continued,

“You have no idea. When we opened the ward, the wound on the patient’s back was deep enough to see the

bone, and there was a massive pool of blood below. When she lost consciousness, she was still protecting

her belly, but the child still couldn’t be saved.”

Every word was like a hammer pounding on Julian Vane’s heart.

He vaguely remembered.

Clara Sterling’s pleas, which grew weaker and weaker at the time.

But he had only treated them as excuses she used to escape punishment.

While completely ignoring her, he had even personally locked the door.

The massive area of blood red in his mind instantly merged with the pool of fresh blood beneath Clara Sterling after she jumped.

Like a sharp blade, it pierced Julian Vane’s heart.

The coppery taste of blood rose in Julian Vane’s throat, and he suddenly vomited a mouthful of blood.

“Sir, are you alright?!”

The nurse was startled and was about to call a doctor.

But she was stopped by Julian Vane.

He casually wiped the blood away, his figure becoming despondent.

“No need, I’m fine.”

Before the nurse could say anything more, she was pulled away forcefully by her colleague.

Before they were far, the nurse heard her colleague’s words and couldn’t help but gasp,

“What? That was Ms. Sterling’s wolf-hearted husband and former best friend? I couldn’t tell, they all look

so…”

“If I were Ms. Sterling, I’d want them dead, wouldn’t I? How do they even have the nerve to come here…”

The receding voices grew lighter and lighter until they could no longer be heard.

The two who remained looked silently at the woman’s peaceful sleeping face through the observation

window.