Chapter 16
Sir Your Ex wife is Already Dead
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Didnât David sayâ¦
Jazmine subconsciously swept her gaze over Davidâs face, and Davidâs guilty expression told her
everything.
No. Jazmineâs father was old and his health was not good. Heâd die in prison.
Just as Jazmine was about to beg for mercy, her chin suddenly hurt, and she was forced to raise her
head to face Giancarloâs dark eyes. The bottomless abyss in his eyes could pull her into it, making her
feel cold.
âThe Berton family canât even protect themselves. Do you expect them to help you?â
Jazmine felt sad. Tears rolled down from the corners of her eyes and hit the back of Giancarloâs hand.
As if there was something dirty on his hand, Giancarlo fiercely shook it off.
Losing the support, Jazmineâs weak body staggered and her knees hit the car, causing a loud noise.
Her face paled a little.
âMr. Tapia, didnât we agree just now? Iâll take my son away, and you canât do anything to our family.â
Davidâs father looked haggard as he said anxiously. He was originally highâspirited, but now he looked
much older.
David hurriedly got out of the car and wanted to see whether Jazmine was alright.
Davidâs mother grabbed David and stopped him from approaching Jazmine. She cried and begged,
âPlease go with me. Donât ruin our family, okay?â
Jazmine bit her lips. The pain in her heart was killing her. She limped to front of Giancarlo. Her face
was pale. She stared at him and said word by word, âIâll go back with you.â
Jazmine was so weak that she might drift away with the wind at any time. Her shoulders trembled as
she bore the pain. Her jaw was set as she bit her lips. Even if she bled, she had no intention of begging
for mercy.
âThe relationship between the two of you is really impressive,â Giancarlo said coldly.
Davidâs parents panicked. âMr. Tapia, there must be some misunderstanding. David, why donât you
come over and apologize?â
âWhy should I? Jazmine and he have divorced. He is not qualified to imprison her. Moreover, he also
dealt with Jazmineâs father. How could he do that as a sonâinâlaw?â
David did not care. He was ready to give up everything he had. If he had not been stopped by
Giancarloâs people, he would have
rushed over to take Jazmine away.
Jazmine looked at Giancarloâs increasingly cold eyes. She became more and more scared. No one
knew Giancarlo better than her. She shouted and interrupted David, âDavid, please stop talking.â
There was a glint of mockery in Giancarloâs eyes.
Jazmine limped into Giancarloâs car.
Giancarlo did not say anything to David and his parents. He opened the door and asked with disgust,
âWhat right do you have
to sit here?â
A sharp pain came from the bottom of Jazmineâs heart again. She was so embarrassed that she could
not breathe, but she still
got out of the car with difficulty.
The seat cushion Jazmine touched was thrown out, and the car then drove away.
Jazmine stood there in a daze. She was heartbroken.
âMs. Gardner, please get in the car.â Owen rushed over to pick Jazmine up.
Owen knew very well that he must not lose the person Giancarlo had spent so much effort to intercept.
Bang-
Jazmine was thrown onto the bed. Even though it was a soft bed, she still felt dizzy. Before she could
recover, her hands were grabbed and fixed to the top of her head.
Giancarloâs gloomy face was very close, and there was a touch of danger in his dark eyes. Jazmineâs
heart was beating fast in
fear.
Jazmine suppressed her fear and bravely looked into Giancarloâs dark eyes. âGiancarlo, donât touch
me.â
âDonât touch you? So that you can keep yourself pure for David?â Giancarlo tore apart Jazmineâs
clothes, and the sound made Jazmine start to resist.
âItâs not what you think Donât touch me.â
Giancarlo was like an enraged lion. The more Jazmine resisted, the more he wanted to have sex with
her. In a short while, Jazmine began to endure the pain Giancarlo brought, which continued for a long
time until she couldnât open her eyes. After a long time, Giancarlo finally stopped.
Jazmine hadnât recovered from the miscarriage, so she could not bear such violent treatment. That
night, she began to have a
fever.
In her coma, Jazmine seemed to hear her mother crying, begging her to save her father.
Jazmine wanted to answer, but she could not say anything. She could only cry.
Jazmine suddenly woke up and found that she had a nightmare. There was no one in the room, and
she was naked.
Jazmine gritted her teeth and endured the pain in her body. She found a random dress from the
wardrobe and put it on. As she walked to the door, she was stopped by two men in black. âMs.
Gardner, you canât go out without Mr. Tapiaâs permission.â
Giancarlo actually imprisoned Jazmine.
When Jazmine returned to the room and wanted to make a phone call, the phone rang. Seeing that it
was her mother, she hurriedly answered it.
âJazmine, we raised you. Is this how you repay us? I asked you to save your father, but you eloped with
David! You angered Giancarlo, and your father was taken away. Are you satisfied?â
Marin cried and cursed. Her voice was as shrill as a sharp blade that pierced Jazmineâs heart, causing
her to curl up on the sofa
in pain.
Giancarlo was not kidding. He said he would put Jazmineâs father in jail.
âDad will be fine. Believe me.â
Jazmine quickly dialed Giancarloâs number.
Giancarlo did not answer.
Jazmine called from morning to afternoon. She did not know how many calls she had made. Finally, the
phone was answered.
Jazmine eagerly said something.
âJazmine, you have made over one hundred calls.â It was Yoselin. She was gloating.
Jazmine dialed Giancarloâs private number, but it was Yoselin who answered it.
âAsk Giancarlo to answer the phone.â
Yoselin sneered, âYou are not surprised that Giancarloâs phone is in my hands. It seems that you have
accepted the fact that he
loves me.â
Yoselinâs sharp voice came from the phone. Jazmineâs head seemed to be stabbed by countless sharp
knives. She chose to hang up the phone.
Tears had already wet Jazmineâs collar. She covered her face and cried.
It was getting dark.
Giancarlo opened the door. It was dark in the room and there was no trace of life. The two bodyguards
at the door could prove
that Jazmine was still inside.
When Giancarlo turned on the light, he saw Jazmine huddle herself up on the sofa. There was a
strange redness on her cheeks, and she was muttering something. Giancarlo got close and could
vaguely hear the word father.
âGet up,â Giancarlo shouted in a low voice.
Jazmine hid her face under her arms and continued to huddle herself up. Her body was still
unconsciously trembling.
âLet me say it again. Get up!â
Giancarlo grabbed Jazmineâs hand and pulled it. Jazmine directly rolled off the sofa and fell to the
ground. She just frowned and curled up on the ground.
From the abnormal temperature that Giancarlo felt, he knew that Jazmine had a high fever.
Giancarloâs cold face seemed to freeze. He stared at Jazmine for a moment, picked her up, and walked
out.