Chapter 964
The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire
The Substitute Wife My Poor Husband is a Billionaire
Chapter 964 Jumping Off A Building
The wind blew, making Lydia tremble and she almost fell off the building.
âLydia, please calm down!â
Holding her breath, Janet calmed herself and took two steps forward. She was still a fair distance from
Lydia, but she stretched out her hand and said, âYou can come back down now. Your baby will be back
soon.â
Looking at Janetâs clean, slender hand, Lydia was entranced. âReally?â
Janet nodded and gave her a smile. âI told you, I like your daughter a lot. Sheâs very cute. Trust me.
Sheâll be back.â
âIf you like my daughter so much, then I trust you.â Despite saying this, Lydia didnât reach for Janetâs
hand. Instead, she cried with glassy eyes and seemed intent on staying where she was. 2)
Taking off her coat, Janet said, in a trembling voice, âThe wind is so strong up here. Are you cold?
Here, take my coat.â
Suddenly, as Janet was about to join Lydia on the edge of the roof, she heard a man shouting.
She turned around to see Brandonâs handsome face contorted with anger.
âJanet!â Brandon stared at her in disbelief and said, âItâs dangerous out there. You could die! Please
donât mess about.â
âI just want to save Lydia. I donât care about anything else.â Janet pursed her lips before saying, in a
serious tone, âCan you do me a favor? Please go and find her baby.â
âIâve sent people to search the hospital,â Brandon said in a low voice. âWeâll find her soon.â
The door to the rooftop then flew open, and Sean ran in breathlessly.
âThere were people pretending to be employees of the Larson Group that took away Lydiaâs baby.â
The veins on Brandonâs forehead popped out in anger. He cursed in a low voice, âFind them and then
weâll deal with them in the severest way possible.â
âOkay, Iâll go and find them. Iâm on it now.â Sean, shocked by Brandonâs reaction, ran off in search of
the suspect.
Janet knew it definitely wasnât Brandon who had kidnapped the baby, but she also knew that Lydia was
so agitated she could do something stupid and dangerous at any time.
If she really fell off the building, the consequences would be unimaginable.
If anything happened to Lydia, the Larson Group would never be proved innocent. Taking a deep
breath, Janet shook off Brandonâs hand and said, âItâs okay. Trust me. I can get her down safely.â
Janet braced herself, and walked away from Brandon towards Lydia.
As she walked into the cold, piercing wind on the rooftop, it blew her hair behind her ears. She had to
be careful. One stupid move could tip Lydia over the edge, hopefully not literally; Lydia was extremely
nervous at the moment.
Janet had never felt such fear as she did standing at the edge of the rooftop. She had always been a
little afraid of heights. And this height would make anyb*ody feel dizzy.
Gritting her teeth, Janet climbed to the edge of the roof and threw her coat around Lydia. Janet tried to
raise a smile, as she said, âCome on, weâll get down together, okay?â
Lydia didnât say anything, just shifted further along the edge.
Startled by her sudden movement, Janet pleaded with her, âPlease, come down with me. Your baby will
start crying again without her mother.â
âBaby⦠My baby⦠You have to bring my baby to me. If she canât find me, sheâll cryâ¦â It was obvious
to Janet that Lydia was in a trance, she was just repeating things back and forth incoherently.
âIf you come down, then you can see your baby. Think about it. Itâs too dangerous to bring the baby up
here to the rooftop. Besides, itâs freezing up here. What if she gets cold?â Rubbing her shoulders, Janet
shivered with cold, looking jealously at her coat wrapping Lydia up tight and warm.
Lydia nodded, agreeing with Janet, who helped her to slowly walk back from the edge of the rooftop.
Everyone was relieved to see that Janetâs comforting words seemed to have done the trick.
However, as Lydia began to step back to safety, she suddenly turned her head, looking down in a daze.
She grabbed hold of Janet urgently, saying, âJanet, I can hear my baby calling me!â
Janet couldnât hear anything. She knew that Lydia was imagining things.
âNo, the baby is in the hospital, indoors, not up here.â
Janet forced a smile, hiding her fear. Again, she calmly tried to convince Lydia to step back from the
edge.
Lydia couldnât help but keep looking down. Suddenly, she pushed Janet away, running back to the edge
of the rooftop, trying to jump down. âMommy is coming, baby. Donât cry, please donât cryâ¦â
Janet fell to the ground. She tried to get to her feet in time to catch Lydia.
Lydia fell from the edge, her whole b*ody hung in the air. Janet was clinging to just one of her hands,
as Lydia carried on murmuring about her baby, i
Gritting her teeth, Janet clung onto the rusty fence with her free hand and shouted to the rest of the
people gathered there, âHelp! I canât do this on my own! I canât hold on for long.â
No one expected Lydia to jump off the building like that, so suddenly, after it looked like Janet had
talked her down. Everybody was frozen in place with shock.
Although Janet had a hold of Lydia, it was only by one hand, and she did not have such a firm grip as
she would like. She couldnât use her other hand to help, as Lydiaâs weight would pull her down with her.
She could feel Lydiaâs fingers were slowly sliding between hers. Danger was imminent.