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Chapter 17 I Finally Won
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The Heirloom That Nearly Killed Me Chapter 20 I Belong to Myself
"On the other hand, Chester has been very quiet. He's just aged incredibly fast. After his mother sold the house and used the money to pay compensation, she left the city they used to live in. No one knows where she went."I quietly listened to everything before lowering my head and blowing at the coffee in my cup, causing a tiny ripple to spread across the surface of the water. Soon, it became still again, just like my life.The times when I had been maliciously thrown into chaos by others were slowly settled down by time itself.Those names, voices, and images that once made me wake with a start in the middle of the night could barely stir much of a ripple in my heart.It was not because I had forgiven them, nor was it because I had forgotten. I had simply stopped imprisoning myself inside that nightmare.The real poisonous bracelet was later permanently sealed inside an evidence locker.It had once encircled my wrist. Now, it encircled the Zeigler family's crimes.After Zane
The Heirloom That Nearly Killed Me Chapter 19 Free at Last
The judgment was over. I had won without the slightest doubt.When I walked out of the courthouse, the sunlight was just right. Zane was waiting for me at the bottom of the steps, holding two cigarettes.He handed me one. His eyes were red, but he was smiling."Moses, congratulations. From today onward, you're free."I raised my hand, lit the cigarette, took a deep drag, and looked up at the sky.It was so blue that it made me want to cry.At last, with my own hands, I had shattered the shackles called the "Zeigler family."…Two years later, in a quiet little city in the south, I opened a small antique jewelry restoration studio. The shop was not large, but it was bright. I had grown hydrangeas and jasmine by the entrance. There were several pots of mint sitting beside the window.I also had a cat named Fluffy. Its favorite thing to do every day was lie beside the cash register and bask in the sunlight.I restored genuine antiques and also helped many people identify jewel
The Heirloom That Nearly Killed Me Chapter 18 The Divorce
Then, it was Ms. Selin's turn. She submitted the evidence in an orderly manner.The first piece was the criminal judgment against Wendy and Chester, and the evidence was irrefutable.As the party who had committed serious wrongdoing in the marriage, Wendy had no grounds to argue.The second piece was the insurance contract, the premium payment records, and evidence that Wendy had deliberately concealed the beneficiary designation and induced me to sign the documents.The third piece was the Zeigler family's bank transaction records showing their attempts to transfer assets before the case came to light.Every transfer, every account, and every point in time was clearly marked on the large screen. One week before I went to the police, Wendy had moved five million into an account under her mother's name, Rachel Mitson.There were also several redemptions of investment products, with the proceeds transferred into accounts belonging to distant relatives of the Zeigler family.They t
The Heirloom That Nearly Killed Me Chapter 17 I Finally Won
Only after a long while did I take the cigarette, light it, and nod gently."Yeah. I won."However, this victory had come too late, and it hurt too much.It took away six years of my youth, as well as every fantasy I had ever had about having a family. Moreover, it left a ring of scars around my wrist that would never disappear.On the day of the verdict, the internet exploded. The "Live-In Son-in-Law Poison Bracelet Case" became a trending topic, and many people were furious about it. People were terrified by how easily it could have happened to them, and many men began sharing the schemes they had experienced in their own marriages, which had been packaged as "for your own good."Their wives' families forced them to drink folk remedies, claiming they were meant to improve their health. Some were clearly allergic to certain materials, yet were still pressured to wear so-called family tokens.It was all just control disguised as love.My case was like a knife, cutting open wou
The Heirloom That Nearly Killed Me Chapter 16 It Was Finally Over
"Why couldn't you just keep wearing it? Why did you have to investigate?"The officers immediately stepped forward and restrained Chester, but he continued struggling wildly."A live-in son-in-law is nothing but a dog of our family! We support him, feed him, and give him respect, so what if we use him to make a little money? He was an orphan nobody wanted in the first place! If Wendy hadn't taken him into the family as a live-in husband, he would be nothing but trash!"The courtroom instantly descended into chaos.I sat there and looked at him with cold eyes.I watched Chester, who had once brought me soup and treated me nicely, finally tear away the last layer of his disguise. In the meantime, I watched Wendy, who had once held me in her arms and promised to support me for the rest of my life, slump in her chair, unable to say a single word.Suddenly, I felt that this was truly the most ironic scene I had witnessed in the past six years.That bracelet they called a "family heir
The Heirloom That Nearly Killed Me Chapter 15 The Truth Takes the Stand
After that, the police submitted the other four similar bracelets recovered from the Zeigler family's old house.Their materials were highly consistent.When the labels reading "Gwen's Husband," "Wendy's Husband," and "Spare" were projected onto the large screen, the entire courtroom erupted.The opposing lawyer's expression finally changed. Still, he stubbornly clung to one argument."The Zeigler family did not know these items were harmful."Ms. Selin did not argue. She simply called the next witness, the insurance agent.The moment the middle-aged man stepped onto the witness stand, Wendy's face instantly turned pale.The insurance agent said, "Three years ago, before Ms. Zeigler purchased the insurance policy for Mr. Schafer, she repeatedly asked about claims involving death from overwork, death from chronic illness, and heavy metal poisoning. She was particularly concerned about the waiting period and exclusion clauses. I found it strange at the time, but she explained that
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