Chapter 58 

Easton recalled Natalie telling Valerie that he made her sick. His gaze darkened, bloodthirsty and full of disbelief. ‘How could she loathe me so deeply now?‘ 

“Natalie, don’t go too far. I’ll never marry Jennifer. You will always be my wife!” he declared. 

But Natalie only felt pain in her hand–his grip was as unyielding as iron clamps, mercilessly holding her in place. 

She frowned, rage flickering in her eyes. “Men like you are nothing but wolves in sheep’s clothing, deceitful and conniving, preying on the weak.” 

“Do whatever you want, but don’t drag me into it. People like you have no moral principles, always taking others‘ kindness for granted…” she clenched her teeth. 

Realizing there was no point in saying more, Natalie fell silent. She lowered her head, defeated, avoiding Easton’s gaze. 

Easton watched her deflate like a punctured balloon, drained of energy, unable to say another word. 

“Get up. Come with me. We need to sort this out–you can’t hide here forever.” Easton’s voice was low and furious, but his heart twisted painfully at the sight. 

“Let go.” Natalie’s voice was chillingly cold. 

Easton released her wrist and sat down beside her, trying to start a normal conversation. 

“Natalie, let’s talk.” He softened his tone. 

Natalie’s eyes were filled with the intent to kill. Easton saw that, and a glint of astonishment flashed in his eyes. Natalie had never hated him this much. 

Yet he pressed on. “Grandma told me that you’re the one who saved my life back then.” 

“No, she said that just to make you treat me better,” Natalie sneered. “How dare I save you? Why would I let my filthy blood or kidney stay your body?” 

Easton’s expression instantly darkened. “It wasn’t you?” 

“No, it wasn’t me. It was Jennifer who saved you,” Natalie said. She had made up her mind to push Easton toward Jennifer. 

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Two people with no moral compass were perfect for each other–Jennifer would corrupt Easton like a malignant tumor, and Natalie could finally be free. 

Easton gave a cold laugh, staring deeply into her eyes. He hadn’t expected her hatred to run so deep that she’d even credit Jennifer for saving him. 

“I knew it. You’re a liar!” he roared. 

“Easton, I didn’t lie. When did I ever say I saved you? We’re already divorced. Please, just stay away from me,” Natalie said, her voice full of weariness. 

“I won’t stand in your way. You and Jennifer can get married tomorrow, and I’ll make sure to send you a grand wedding gift.” She promised, her words heavy with sarcasm. 

Natalie took a deep breath, telling herself to stay calm. If she got angry with someone like Easton, she would only be letting him win. 

But the pain in her heart was overwhelming, making her whole body tremble. 

She looked at Easton with nonchalance. “Mr. Garcia, you never believed me, so don’t bother asking now. Just believe whatever you saw and heard.” 

Easton saw the pain behind her cold expression–the vulnerability in her eyes tore at his heart. 

“To cut ties with me, you even want to hide the fact that you spent 30 million dollars to save me?” he asked. 

Natalie’s breath caught. ‘How did he find out?” 

Lowering her head to avoid his gaze, she said quietly, “I don’t know what you’re talking about. But you’re right about one thing: I’m cutting ties with you.” 

Easton frowned, about to say something when his phone rang. Glancing at the screen, he saw Jennifer’s name. 

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“Jennifer?” he answered. Natalie’s heart sank the moment she heard the name. 

“Easton, help me! Murray brought people over, saying I sent someone to run down his bodyguard with a car. I swear, I didn’t do it! It must have been Natalie framing me,” Jennifer cried over the phone. 

“I wouldn’t dare do anything like that! Easton, please, help me! Bring Natalie here to explain things to Murray–it really wasn’t met Jennifer sobbed, her voice filled with desperation. 

Easton frowned, softening his tone. “Calm down, Jennifer, don’t cry. I’ll bring Natalie over right away.” 

Hearing his words, Natalie’s face turned pale. Easton always believed Jennifer–without question. 

He hung up the phone and looked at Natalie, hesitation flickering in his eyes. “Natalie, come with me. Jennifer says you framed her…” 

“Enough, Easton! If Jennifer asked you to kill yourself, would you do it? What does any of this have to do with me? I won’t go–unless I’m dead” Natalie snapped. 

She couldn’t understand why, after signing papers to sever all family ties and finalize their divorce, these people still wouldn’t leave her alone. Easton’s brows knitted in frustration, and a flicker of anger flashed in his eyes. “Natalie, you know what Murray is capable of. Jennifer could get killed.” 

Natalie gave a cold, mocking laugh. “You can’t even protect the woman you love? Then you don’t deserve a relationship.” 

Easton clenched his teeth. “Come with me. I’m giving you one last chance…” 

“No need; you make me sick. If Jennifer says I framed her, tell her to bring out the evidence,” Natalie retorted. 

At this moment, Easton received a video message. When he opened it, the footage showed two men kneeling on the ground, beaten black and blue. 

“Mr. Spencer, we… we confess–it was Natalie who ordered us to do it,” the men stammered. 

Easton’s gaze grew colder as he held the phone out for Natalie to see. She watched the video with a numb expression. 

A bitter smile spread across her face. “I thought that once I left, all these schemes would finally end. But it seems there’s no escaping them. If that’s the case, I might as well fight back–hard.” 

Easton didn’t understand her cryptic words and felt his anger boil over. “Natalie, how long are you going to keep being so malicious? You’re coming with me right now to confess, or else Murray won’t let you off–and neither will I!” 

Natalie’s cold laughter dripped with hatred. “Oh? You won’t let me off? And what exactly do you plan to do to me?” 

“I’ll make sure you rot in prison. Now come with me, or things will only get worse.” His voice was icy, filled with disdain and contempt. 

Natalie’s heart burned with pain, as if it were being consumed by fire. Easton’s words were like knives, cutting deep into her soul, leaving wounds that would never heal. 

She tried desperately to pull herself out of the dark abyss of her emotions, but the harder she struggled, the deeper she sank. 

With despair in her eyes, she looked at Easton. “Fine! Then I’ll show you what the truth really looks like!” 

Natalie called Valerie. 

“Natalie? You’re not asleep yet?” Valerie’s drowsy voice came through the line. 

Natalie didn’t want to wake Valerie. Having grown up in the mountains, Valerie rarely had the chance to enjoy herself in the city, and Natalie hated to disturb her. 

“Valerie, there’s an urgent matter at my company. I need to go back now, but I’ll come pick you up later,” Natalie said. 

On the other end, Valerie sat up with a start. “Natalie, your voice sounds off. Wait for me–I’ll come with you.” 

“Okay!” Natalie said. 

She climbed out of bed and pulled a comfortable outfit from her suitcase on the floor, heading to the bathroom to change without sparing Easton a glance. 

Easton watched her retreating figure, and something inside him trembled. 

nd the door and stepped inside, she saw Easton immediately. ‘Why is this ungrateful bastard here?‘ she thought to herself. 

*Easton, are you here to bully Natalie again?” Valerie demanded.