Even in Darkness She Chose to Rise (Tatiana and Jasper) novel Chapter 180

**TITLE: Even the Night Couldn’t Silence Her Light**

**Chapter 180 You’re Lying**

Bianca felt a surge of irritation bubbling within her as she observed Tatiana’s childish antics. A sneer crept onto her lips, disdain dripping from her voice. “Stop this ridiculous charade, Tatiana. I refuse to believe you’ve genuinely turned into a fool!”

“You’re the fool! Not me!” Tatiana shot back defiantly, her voice full of indignation.

Bianca’s eyes narrowed as she leaned in closer, the tension thickening between them. “It’s just the two of us in this room. Are you really going to keep up this act? I’ll give you credit; this is a clever ploy. You’ve managed to win this round. But don’t let it go to your head. I’m far from finished with you! I’ve gotten rid of you once, and I can do it again!”

Tatiana’s lips formed a pout, and she yelled, “You’re the idiot!” Her voice echoed, sharp and piercing, startling a woman who had been on the verge of entering, causing her to hesitate and retreat.

Bianca paused, her gaze sharpening as she scrutinized Tatiana from head to toe, searching for any hint of deception. Could it be true? Was she really as impaired as she seemed?

But…

There was not a single flaw in Tatiana’s demeanor. Her eyes, usually so expressive, were now clear and devoid of pretense.

Could it be that she had truly become an idiot?

Bianca’s confidence began to falter, a flicker of doubt creeping into her mind. Suddenly, an insidious thought struck her, and a malicious smile spread across her face like a predator sensing weakness. “Tell me, Tatiana, did Jasper mention who I am to you?”

“You’re not allowed to call him Jasper!” Tatiana retorted, her voice rising with a mix of anger and protectiveness.

That name had once been a cherished secret between Bianca and Jasper, a bond that had been torn apart when Bianca returned and reclaimed everything that was rightfully hers, including the name.

“Fool! You really are a fool! Didn’t anyone bother to tell you that I’m his wife? I’m carrying his child. And you? You’re nothing but the mistress! The kind of mistress that everyone loathes! You’re shameless, stealing another woman’s man… Just wait, your day of reckoning will come!”

Tatiana froze, her expression shifting as the weight of Bianca’s words sank in.

Despite her childlike demeanor, she wasn’t naive. She understood the implications of “mistress” and “wife” all too well.

Her gaze drifted slowly down to Bianca’s stomach, which she had deliberately emphasized. She stared for what felt like an eternity, and soon, her eyes began to glisten with unshed tears.

“You’re lying!” she exclaimed, her voice cracking under the strain of her emotions.

Bianca felt a wave of satisfaction wash over her, her mood lifting as if a burden had been lifted. “Go ahead, ask him! Our wedding is common knowledge now. You’re just a thief! A thief who steals other people’s men!”

Tatiana trembled, her humiliation spilling over as she burst into tears. “No! I don’t believe you! You’re lying! Sob… I’m going to find Jasper! I won’t listen to your lies!”

With that, she turned and fled, her sobs echoing in the air behind her.

Bianca stood there, a sense of triumph filling her. It was undeniable; Tatiana really had become an idiot. A wave of pure relief washed over her, and she smirked, “You won’t be feeling so smug for long. Hmph!”

Feeling rejuvenated, she returned to her box, her spirits soaring.

Not long after, she noticed her box surrounded by imposing bodyguards.

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