Ten Years of Mourning, One Video Call, and a Husband Who Never Left Chapter 06

Ten Years of Mourning, One Video Call, and a Husband Who Never Left Chapter 06

As soon as he finished speaking, several police officers poured into the ballroom.

The guests fell silent at once and moved aside on their own.

The lead officer walked straight toward Jason and Natalie.

“Jason Warren. Natalie Warren. You are suspected of attempted murder, bigamy, and multiple related offenses. Please come with us to the station for questioning.”

Natalie’s knees buckled, and she collapsed to the floor.

Only then did Jason’s parents fully snap out of the joy of being reunited with their older son.

When they saw the police closing in, they panicked and instinctively moved in front of Jason.

“Graham! What are you doing? He’s your own brother!”

“You grew up together. He’s gentle and timid. He wouldn’t even hurt a fly. How could he possibly try to kill you?”

“Did that woman trick you?”

She suddenly turned her head and glared viciously at me.

“Was it you? Were you whispering lies in Graham’s ear?”

“What gives you the right to turn our family against itself?”

They instinctively blamed everything on me.

From beginning to end, they refused to face what their younger son was truly capable of.

Jason’s father sat in his wheelchair with tears streaming down his aged face.

“Graham, you’re brothers. What can’t be talked through? Why does this have to go to the police?”

Natalie was so panicked that she completely lost control.

She crawled over and grabbed Jason’s mother by the pant leg.

“Mom, Mom, please say something for me. How could we possibly have hurt Graham?”

Jason’s mother shook her hand off.

“Shut up!”

“You’re a curse on this family! You destroyed both of my sons!”

“You seduced my older son, then you seduced my younger son. Are you so determined to destroy the Warrens?”

Natalie froze.

“Mom, how can you say that?”

“You and Dad knew about me and Jason the whole time.”

“You clearly allowed it. Why are you pushing all the blame onto me now?”

“That’s because you fooled us!”

When Jason saw Natalie being blamed, he instinctively reached out and shielded her behind him.

“Mom, Dad, Natalie did nothing wrong. We truly love each other.”

Watching him protect the woman he loved while he had treated me with such cruelty, my heart went cold.

Graham raised an eyebrow, clearly unwilling to keep arguing.

“Dad, Mom, I’ll make this clear today. The cliff fall years ago was not an accident, and it was not their first attempt on my life.”

“Before that, the two of them had plotted in secret to kill me several times, and every attempt failed.”

“But later, Natalie found out she was pregnant with Jason’s child, so the two of them had to get rid of me as quickly as possible.”

“They planned for a long time, and in the end, they finally succeeded.”

“Too bad for him, he never expected me to survive.”

Jason’s mother turned to look at Jason in disbelief.

After a long while, she finally forced out one sentence.

“Jason, is what your brother said true?”

Facing his parents’ disappointed eyes and the officers’ probing stares, Jason could no longer come up with a single excuse.

His silence was the answer.

Only then did his parents finally see the truth.

The officers stepped forward and escorted Jason and Natalie away, each flanked on both sides.

When they reached the door, Jason suddenly turned back and looked at me.

There was guilt in that look, resentment, and something else I couldn’t name.

This absurd farce finally ended in disgrace.