After Knowing I Was Infertile My Husband Dumped Me novel Chapter 15

“So that’s how it is. My father allowed it didn’t he?” I said flatly.X

The housekeeper nodded. I understood the situation and didn’t make things difficult for Aunt Jessa

I pulled up the hallway surveillance footage, and, with evidence in hand, went to my father’s new residence.X

It was a small apartment far from the city center.

Kiara’s face twisted with rage the moment she saw me. “Blanca, did you come here just to laugh at our misery? We’ve already moved out of the villa–what more do you want?”

“You’re not welcome here. Please leave,” Romina added cold

coldly, pointing straight at the door, her tone sharp and uninviting.X

Their financial situation had taken a serious hit. Most of Winston and my father’s assets had already been sold off. This small apartment was probably the only shelter they had left

Right now, only Romina and Kiara were home, so I wasn’t in a hurry to leave. Sighing, I calmly sat down on the living room sofa.l

“You think I want to be here? Believe me, I’d rather not see your faces. If it weren’t for my mother’s missing emerald necklace, I wouldn’t have come this far.

Kiara looked puzzled, but Romina instantly stiffened. Her expression tensed, guilt flashing across her face as I mentioned the necklace.

“What emerald necklace? I don’t know what you’re talking about,” she said, her voice trembling despite her attempt at feigned ignorance.

Just then, Winston walked in. His face was dark, and he stood a few steps away, tense and brooding.

“Bianca, are you accusing Aunt Romina of stealing your mother’s emerald necklace? Everyone’s already hit rock bottom because of your selfishness. And now you’re throwing around false accusations to make our lives even worse? Isn’t that too much?“%

“Oh, so you’re already certain I’m accusing her without cause?” I scoffed. “Of course. In your eyes, I’ve never been worthy of trust. Thankfully, I divorced you–otherwise, who knows how much worse I’d be treated. At least Denver believes me. That’s more than I can say for you. E

Winston’s jaw clenched, his fists balled at his sides, his chest heaving with anger.X

“If you think Aunt Romina took the necklace, then show your proof. Don’t just sling baseless accusations.

I looked at him with cold disappointment and pulled out my trump card–the surveillance footage.

“Open your eyes and take a good look. This is Romina entering my mother’s locked room and walking out with the necklace. Still think I’m making this up?”

Winston froze, clearly stunned. Then, slowly, his expression shifted to one of guilt and regret. He lowered his gaze and spoke haltingly.

“1. I’m sorry, Bianca. I acted in haste. I should’ve heard you out first.

“No need to apologize. This is who you are, isn’t it? You’ve never trusted me. But that’s fine–Denver does, and that’s enough.”

Winston stood there in silence, his posture defeated B

“Give me the necklace. You stole my mother’s keepsake–do you honestly wear it with a clear conscience? Hand it over.”

Her body trembled. She looked like a trapped animal, then stammered, “It’s… it’s gone. I sold it. It was just a necklace–why make such a big deal of it?“L

“You sold it? Romina, tell me where, I want it back. Redeem it–or I’ll call the police.”

Kiara shouted angrily at me, her voice shrill with frustration.

I let out a cold laugh. 1 don’t want your money. I want that necklace. But it looks like you can’t take it out. So I have no choice but to file a report. You can explain to the authorities exactly where you sold iL“)

“Wait, wait! Don’t call the police. Things are already chaotic enough. I don’t want to bring more trouble to Leandro.”

“The necklace is at a pawn shop,” Romina admitted between sobs. “I don’t have the money to buy it back right now.” “Where did the money go

“…I gave it to my family. They wanted to buy a villa back in my hometown. So I sold it and gave them the cash”

“Mom! Are you serious?!” Kiara exploded. With everything falling apart, this was the final straw for her.

Romina continued to try into her hands. I’ve heard enough.

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