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Chapter 75

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RAYMOND

Richard blinked, confusion cutting through his arrogance.

“Yes,” Elle continued, her tone sharpening, “a toothpick I used to pull out the real rot stuck in my teeth. And when I was done, I didn’t just throw you away. I broke you. Shattered you into something smaller than you already were. And I’ll keep breaking you, Richard. Again and again, until your life is nothing but a miserable echo of what you want it to be.”

Richard’s face twisted, rage flooding his features. He lunged forward across the table, but the cuffs yanked him short. “You ungrateful little—!”

“Sit back!” one of the officers barked, forcing him into the chair again.

Melody finally broke, tears streaming down her cheeks. “Elle, please! It wasn’t me. I didn’t want to do any of this. It was Richard—he forced me. I swear!”

Elle didn’t even look at her. “You stood by him. You watched. You helped. That was your choice.”

“Elle—” Melody sobbed, but the officer yanked her to her feet, ignoring her protests.

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