The Diary Of My Dead Wife

Zac had never seen any parents as biased as the Williams.

They had pampered and showered Edith with love but left out Sophie in the cold.

If it wasn't illegal to take someone's life, he would have strangled these three Williams already.

He was really blinded by this family of hyenas.

They had incited him to hurt Sophie and he was a fool to believe them.

Edith realized that Zac already knew that she was the culprit and no amount of denial would make him believe her.

So she simply cried as she confessed, "Zac, I didn't want her dead! I just don't want her to have your child.I'm only doing this because I love you! You said you love me too.Then how can you let another woman have your child? Do you know how painful it was for me to know that someone else was carrying your child? And it was even her, that shameless woman! You had already divorced her so she wanted to use her child to tie you down.She's not a good person.Please don't be fooled by her!"

"Enough! Shut up!"

Zac had barely reigned his anger and Edith's words had provoked him Bryanna stood up and said earnestly, "Zac, calm down.You can't blame Edith for what happened to her.It was an accident.We can do nothing if she's this unlucky.She'll only bring bad luck to the people around her.But you don't have to feel guilty.As her mother, I understand.You can marry Edith and live the rest of your life with her.We don't blame you! "

"Get out of here!" Zac's roared loudly.

His voice was heard throughout the corridor and nearby rooms.

He was really angry to the point that he wanted to kill someone.

she saw Edith's miserable crying, she gathered the

married, you can have as many children as

finally lost control and kicked Bryanna with

"Mom!"

"Bryanna!"

and Edith rushed over at the

fell to the ground and the pain from

of here and make

members of the Williams family members scampered away

had truly

always been

Edith, he had

it was only for revenge, he

had believed that

to see that he's

and the corridor

wall, his hands were hanging beside him and

had the look of a

sense of despair and helplessness came over him in droves and he felt

to see what