Chapter 188
The Untouchable Ex-Wife
Margaret turned around and found Stefan standing at the door of the ward, staring at her coldly.
âMr. Hunt. Iâ¦â
She intended to explain herself, but the abortion medicine in her hand was still steaming hot. She could not immediately think of a good explanation..
Briar hid behind Stefan, acting like a weak, helpless woman. She cried and said, âMargaret, I told you, I know Iâve done something wrong, so I promise Iâll leave Stefan, but the baby is innocentâ¦â
âThe baby is my life! I wonât let anyone hurt it! Please go back and tell Miss Everheart that if she has any grudge against me. she can take it out on me, but donât hurt my baby!â
Briarâs words made Margaret flush with anger. She said emotionally, âWhatâs the meaning of this, Miss Desrosiers? Thatâs not what you said just now. Aborting the baby was your idea too. Why are you pretending to be the victim now? Youâre blatantly lying!â
âThe one whoâs blatantly lying is you! I love my baby so much, how could I bear to abort it? You were threatening me, saying that if I donât abort the baby like you said, Miss Everheart will make me go to jail. I refused to take the medicine, so you tried to force it down my throat! The police officers outside and Stefan saw it!â
âYou⦠youâ¦â
Margaret had never seen a better actor than Briar. She was so angry that she felt like she was getting a heart attack.
She now knew that Renee was not exaggerating at all. Briar Desrosiers really was evil down to the core!
She quickly told Stefan, âMr. Hunt, please donât listen to Miss Desrosiersâs nonsense. That was not what happened at all. I did not say those things, Iâ¦â
âShut up!â
Stefanâs perfect face was icy. He glared at Margaret with extremely oppressive eyes and asked, âWas it Reneeâs idea?â
âNo, I came here on my own. Miss Ren knows nothing. She doesnât even know that I came here. Mr.
Hunt, please donât misunderstand Miss Ren, sheâ¦â
âSo it was your idea?â
Stefanâs eyes became even colder, carrying a dangerous intent. He asked sharply. âIn other words, itâs true that you tried to get rid of a Hunt child? That partâs not a lie?â
âThatâsâ¦â
Margaret gulped. She did not know how to deny that.
The purpose of her visit to today was to persuade Briar to get an abortion. Briar was not lying about Margaretâs motive.
âI did ask Miss Desrosiers to get an abortion, butâ¦â
âIâve heard enough.â
Stefan turned to the police officers next to him and said, âYou heard that. She made a deliberate attempt to harm a child of the Hunt family. She has the motive, and we have eyewitnesses and evidence. I donât have to tell you what to do, do I?â
The two police officers were very respectful towards Stefan. They immediately handcuffed Margaret and told her with a serious. expression, âYou voluntarily tried to hurt someone. This is a criminal offense. Youâre now under arrest. Please follow us back to the police station.â
âCriminal offense?â
Margaret looked down at the cold handcuffs, confused.
She did not expect things to turn out this way. She had only wanted to persuade Briar to give up. How did it come to this?
âNo, no, Mr. Hunt, this is a misunderstanding. I didnât try to hurt anyone. I only tried to persuade Miss Desrosiers to get an abortion so that she can seek her own happiness again!â
âI can see that you and Miss Ren still have feelings for each other. You only got a divorce because of a homewreckerâs intervention. Your marriage can still be saved. Iâ¦â
âTake her away!â
Stefan said with a frown. He had no interest in hearing what Margaret had to say.
Margaretâs passionate plea gradually turned into disappointment. She laughed bitterly and said. âNow I know why Miss Ren is so adamant to divorce you even though sheâs under great pressure. Someone like you doesnât deserve her love!â
After Margaret was taken away, Briar smiled triumphantly. 1 She grabbed Stefanâs hand and whimpered, âStefan, thank god you got here in time. If you had arrived even a bit later, the baby would have been in danger. I canât believe Miss Everheartâs desire for revenge is so strong that she actually tries to harm the innocent baby. Sheâ¦â
âYou can stop acting now.â
Stefan said coldly, âI know what happened. Your pretentiousness is starting to disgust me.â
Although he had only met Margaret once before, he knew very well that Margaret could never have done such a cruel thing.
âWhat do you mean, Stefan?â
Briarâs face was stiff.
So Stefan knew that Margaret was innocent, but he had her arrested anyway? Why? Stefan saw the question in Briarâs eyes and asked coldly, âYou want to know why?â