Getting Him Hooked: Mr. Freeman’s Indifferent Sinner Wife novel Chapter 25

Chapter 25

“But I didn’t cheat on you.’

Olivia said adamantly this time.

As truth would have it, she did not cheat on John. However, she knew that John would never believe her.

John smiled coldly. “Then why did you go to the hotel with that man? Don’t tell me that you guys are putting on a show?”

Olivia shook her head. “I didn’t sleep with another man.”

“You didn’t? Olivia, do you think I’m blind? I saw you walking into the hotel with another man all laughing and happy!”

“Please believe me.”

That day, she really did go to a hotel, but she did not go there to sleep with another man.

Dorothy was the one that told her that sne left her necklace at the hotel. Dorothy was busy going abroad, so she told Olivia to take it for her.

She took it, got the necklace, and came back.

On the way back, she had an accident. When she woke up, she was in the hospital, and the child in her tummy was gone too.

She did not know how to explain it to John, so she called him up immediately.

However, no one answered her calls.

Her bones were broken from the accident and her body had scrape marks all over. She was forced to stay in the hospital, unable to go anywhere.

She could not even go to the washroom on her own, but she did not dare tell Hans anything about it. She was struggling on her own.

In the end, the nurse could not bear to see her like this, so she called Hans on her own. After that, Hans got someone to look after Olivia. That was how she managed to live through that ordeal.

Despite that, John never showed up.

Olivia looked at the news every day, worried that something might have happened to John. Yet, there was nothing.

One month later, she was discharged from the hospital. When she got home, she realized that John was at home all along. However, he had another woman by his side now. That woman was Dorothy Ellis.

She was broken beyond belief, but she still did not believe

1. She told John that she had miscarried.

John locked her outside the house without a word,

making her stand alone in the pouring rain.

After that, he always kept Dorothy by his side.

He was very caring toward Dorothy and cold toward her.

In those two years, he did not come home very