icon 0
icon TOP UP
rightIcon
icon Reading History
rightIcon
icon Sign out
rightIcon
icon Get the APP
rightIcon

The Neglected Wife's Bloody Revenge Pact

Chapter 7 

Word Count: 859    |    Released on: Today at 16:34

She gripped the rough cotton rope tightly with

xterior of the mansion. She took a shallow breath and began to w

bove her head. One of the knots connecti

ed two feet in

lower lip so hard she tasted copper, forcing herself not t

slightly and slid down faster. The rough fabric tore the ski

r feet from the ground

manicured lawn below. She l

icious twist wrenched her ankle, sending a sear

rambled forward on her hands and one good knee, dragging her

he darkness. A security guard was walking the perimeter, sweeping

p earth. She held her breath. The smell of

the grass. He kept walking, the be

rself up. Using the shadows of the massive oak trees to hide from the

ron decorative fence that separated the estate from the community roads. She hauled her

pair washed over her. She was inside a sprawling, ultra-

, towering trees, and identical sto

e edge of the road, shiverin

adlights swept around the

SUV with the community's private security logo

e, pressing her back against the r

e tree. The driver's side door popped open. A yo

struck his lighter, the brief flash of orange flame illuminated the shadows.

his heavy tactical flashlight from his bel

p out!" Manny shouted, his

face. She squeezed her eyes shut and instinc

shirt. Her hands were covered in dried blood. She was barefoot, and her left

overdrive. She needed him t

he genuine trauma of her past life's death to

h raw terror. "My husband... he's going to kill m

her eyes. His professional suspicion crumbled instantly. He was a wo

ght. He looked nervously u

hissed, waving his hand

he rear door, and threw herself onto the floorboards. She grabbed a thick

Claim Your Bonus at the APP

Open
The Neglected Wife's Bloody Revenge Pact
The Neglected Wife's Bloody Revenge Pact
“Jenna lay dying in the ICU, kept alive by a ventilator. Her twenty-year-old twins walked in wearing designer clothes, looking at her with pure disgust. Before Jenna could even reach out, Arthur stepped back. "Don't touch me. You'll ruin my jacket." Clio shoved a photo in Jenna's face, revealing their billionaire father was marrying someone else next week. They told Jenna she was a penniless nobody, nothing but a cheap incubator for the Knight family heirs. Then, checking his luxury watch, Arthur complained they were going to be late for a charity gala. Smiling coldly, he reached out and unplugged her life support. Jenna suffocated in agony, watching her own children walk away without looking back. As the heart monitor flatlined, she swore a blood oath. If she ever got another chance, she would make them bleed. When she opened her eyes again, she was back fifteen years in the past. Her five-year-old son was kicking her bed, screaming at her to make his pancakes. The trauma of her death ignited into pure, freezing rage. She finally understood that to this family, she was just livestock. This time, Jenna didn't drop to her knees to coax him. She dragged the brat over her knee and slapped him hard. She demanded a divorce, escaped her locked mansion using torn bedsheets, and ran into the dark. Finding a bleeding, heavily armed military operative hiding from assassins, Jenna pressed her hands against his wound. "I get you out of this kill zone. In exchange, you protect me."”