All Chapters of Dumped Her Ex, Married A Secret Billionaire: Chapter 361 - Chapter 370

The hospital room door closed, sealing out the noise from the corridor.Robin had already paced back and forth in front of the bed five times before finally stopping. He stared at the unconscious woman lying there."Blood pressure normal. Heart rate stable. Pupils reacting well to light--"He picked up the chart and lightly tapped the bed rail."Cecilia, this is practically a medical miracle. Three minutes ago you were in shock, and now you're already sneaking glances to see how many people are in the room."In reality, Cecilia was very much awake.In that chaos earlier, if she hadn't made it convincing enough, who would have believed she was the victim?Society had always worked this way--whoever looked more fragile won more sympathy."All right, stop pretending." Vicky sat down by the bed and briskly threw back the blanket covering Cecilia.Cecilia's eyelashes fluttered a few times before she slowly opened her eyes, first scanning the quiet room."Everyone's gone?""Nice acting." Vi

Sinclair Estate, study.The servants withdrew in silence, the door closing softly behind them.On the black leather sofa, Ferdinand and Eliot sat facing each other.Ferdinand poured himself a glass of water and watched the ripples settle."I never imagined... it would come to this.""I understand." Eliot leaned back in his chair and let out a long sigh. "My son made mistakes back then too. But this situation... is there really no room to turn things around?""You've seen the public pressure. It's all on us." Ferdinand set the glass down. "The trial will be livestreamed in three days. Even if I wanted the judge to lean our way, no one would dare bend the law under the cameras. So... unless there's absolutely no alternative, I won't take that step.""If that's your decision, I'll do what I can to shape public opinion," Eliot said, taking a sip of tea. After a pause, he added quietly, "But don't you think... the whole thing feels off?""It does." Ferdinand frowned deeply. "But when I thi

Griffith's gaze sharpened."Then what evidence does the defense have?"Caesar turned slightly and gestured toward the young man who had just entered the courtroom."This is Alexis. His father, Fion, was once my client's personal driver. One month ago, due to an operational error that caused my client to suffer a serious car accident and severe injuries, Fion was dismissed."A low murmur rippled through the gallery.Even Liam, who had been sitting with his eyes closed until now, slowly opened them. A faint crease flickered between his brows."Objection!" Griffith rose immediately. "The defense is introducing irrelevant background information to mislead the jury."The judge struck the gavel."Objection sustained. Defense counsel, please confine your statements to the facts of this case."Caesar's expression did not change, as if he had anticipated this."After his father's dismissal, Alexis repeatedly sought compensation and was denied. Harboring resentment, on the morning of the eighte

Harriet took a deep breath, forcing down the flash of panic that flickered in her eyes.She stood up, spine straight, her voice deliberately steady--though a faint tremor still slipped through."I know you hate me, Liam," she said evenly. "But piling these baseless accusations onto me is absurd."She countered him point by point, as if reclaiming control of the courtroom."First, it was you who injured Bruno. The evidence is conclusive. Second, it's the Wilson family pressing charges--not me. Third, the crisis at DV Group is the result of your own mismanagement. As for your mother--"She paused, a cold smile tugging at her lips."She died the year before I ever set foot in your family. A woman who had nothing to do with me--on what grounds do you pin her death on me?"In the gallery, Ferdinand stared at his son in disbelief, his voice dry and trembling."Liam... what are you even talking about?"Liam didn't look at him. His gaze remained locked on Harriet, calm as if stating an establ

"Do you know why Robin was so determined to study medicine?"Liam continued, every word landing like a nail driven into wood."It wasn't because of the family's healthcare business. It was because after my mother died, he swore he would understand those illnesses that never showed a cause. And Murphy--why did he claw his way upward with everything he had? Not because he craved power. He saw it early on: only by holding enough power could he tear you out by the roots, you venomous snake.""You're lying..." Harriet jerked her head up, her eyes red and brimming with tears. "Back then, I was just an ordinary woman. Meeting the general was pure coincidence. I know you all hate me--but why fabricate something this monstrous?""Yes, you were ordinary," Liam said as he stood, looking down at her from above. "Ordinary enough to repeatedly swap out my mother's medication. Ordinary enough to collude with Chapman and drive her into a dead end--then step neatly into her place."He turned his head