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Jasper glanced at Esther and stood to switch on the TV.
“According to our reporter’s coverage, five years ago, Ms. Esther Quill was wrongfully convicted…”
Upon hearing her name, the TV screen instantly captivated Esther’s attention. Half a decade ago, she had suffered
unjust incarceration, falsely accused by Bradley of causing harm. She had endured the prime years of her life
behind bars, facing torment that had nearly crushed her spirit.
In her earlier divorce proceedings, she had presented video evidence proving her innocence. Today, her lawyer
finally cleared her name.
Esther’s eyes welled up with tears. The legal system might vindicate her, but it couldn’t return the five cherished
years of her youth.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇt“A toast to Esther!” Felix, Sunshine, and Jacob raised their glasses filled with fruit juice, just like Esther. Everyone’s
faces beamed with happiness.
Jasper, Kevin, Xara, and the others celebrated Esther’s exoneration by hosting online giveaways.
Oliver and Agatha didn’t want to miss out.
Naturally, the netizens eagerly joined in upon getting wind of the generous giveaways. Some, initially unaware of
the situation, were enlightened about Bradley’s mistreatment of his wife by others. Thus, a trending hashtag was
born—#Don’tMarryBradleyWarner.
Esther donated all her compensation in Felix’s name. Her lost youth could never be restored, but she had her
beloved child. All she ever wished for in her life was her child’s safety and well-being.
Some drama enthusiasts tagged Bradley in their posts.
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After glancing at the news, Bradley put down his tablet and resumed searching for Gabriel’s personal information.
Holding Gabriel’s VIP card, he reviewed internal company details and confirmed Gabriel’s past association with
Thomas.
Clark stood at the door, knocking gently. “You wanted to see me?”
Recently, Clark had been with Felix. Today, Felix had visited Esther, allowing Clark to meet with Bradley.
“Clark, do you recognize this man?” Bradley pushed Gabriel’s photo toward Clark.
Clark glanced at the person in the photo and asked, “Chief Sinclair?”
“Are you familiar with him?”
Clark replied, “Chief Sinclair and Mr. Thomas were comrades. However, when Mr. Thomas transitioned to business,
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmtheir interactions dwindled. May I ask why…”
Bradley didn’t address Clark’s question but instead asked icily, “How is Felix faring? Can he speak now?”
Clark shook his head sadly and responded, “No. Dr. Sadler mentioned that he needs the right moment to regain his
speech.”
Bradley stared at Clark. “Can you explain why my grandfather insisted I marry Esther back then?”
Clark furrowed his brow and sighed. “Mr. Thomas believed that marrying Esther would repay a debt of gratitude. It
was a heartwarming notion. If Mr. Thomas were alive to see how you’ve treated Esther, he might regret that
decision.”
Having witnessed Bradley’s repeated cruelty toward Esther and her transformation from a vibrant woman to her
current state, Clark felt a profound sorrow.
Bradley reclined in his chair, his indifferent gaze locked on Clark. “My divorce case with Esther is going to trial again.
I hope you’ll testify on my behalf in the courtroom.”
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