I'm the Obsession of My Cold-Hearted Ex novel Chapter 230

Chapter 230 Cry Hard

Finished

Unable to reach Easton through normal means, Victoria hired someone to track his movements and secretly followed him. With some luck, she found an opportunity to meet him on his way home from work.

Aware that he was being followed, Easton deliberately stopped his car to lure the follower out.

When he saw that it was Victoria skulking behind him, his brow furrowed before she could even get close.

With tears streaming down her face, making her look utterly wronged, Victoria called out with a quivering voice, “Easton….”

Easton pursed his lips in displeasure. “Are you deaf now, too? Do I really need to remove your tongue for you to speak properly?”

It had been over a decade since she started calling him that intimate nickname, and Victoria never imagined a day when Easton wouldn’t allow it

Still coldly suggesting he might ‘remove her tongue, Victoria nearly lost her grip on the pitiful act she was putting on, her facial features momentarily contorting beneath her façade.

“I can understand you just fine! Easton, you seem like a stranger!” she choked out, “Where’s the guy who promised to protect me for life? Even if our engagement is off, do you not care at all about our childhood bond?”

“You’re the one who feels like a stranger to me, acting like some hysteric, grabbing Ellis’s hair, hitting her face and head.” Easton mocked

His image of Victoria had always been that of a delicate, mherently noble woman However, a video had upended his perception, revealing for the first time her duplicity.

“I had my reasons, and I know I was wrong to retaliate against Ellis! Tears welled up in Victoria’s eyes as she kept her gaze submissively low. Please, don’t cut off support for my company.”

Easton, observing Victoria’s tearful display, felt not a shred of sympathy. “I don’t owe you anything. I can cut off support whenever I want

Why didn’t she show any mercy when hitting Ellis? If she was heartless, why should he be any different? Her troubles were of her own making

While not a matter of principle, he might have been generous due to their shared past, but she had crossed a line.

He had never retaliated even once, so what gave her the right to strike

Victoria frantically wiped away her tears. “Easton, I know I was wrong! Please, don’t do this over Ellis…”

Easton interrupted her impatiently. “This isn’t about Ellis. It’s your two–faced actions that disgust me.

Victoria had once been his sensible fiancee, included in his life plans as they would have been just another power couple in high society.

A union of strengths, benefiting themselves and their families, respecting each other while trying not to trouble the other, living respectfully–he prepared to fulfill his duties as a husband and father, and she as a wife and mother.

Now, Victoria seemed to have slapped him in the face, mocking his inability to see her true nature all this time.

“Ellis hit me first, and I was just getting back at her. It’s justified both morally and logically, Victoria insisted, still maintaining her humble posture, “and I didn’t really hurt her. Easton, you’re being unfair to me.”

To emphasize her pitiful state, Victoria sniffled repeatedly. “Ellis forced you to marry her. Don’t you hate her? To the point where you’d overlook our past together?”

Ellis was certainly manipulative, having used every tactic to become his wife.