Mr. Villain's Lovely Wife (Izzy) novel Chapter 203

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“What?” Calen asked, frowning. It was as if Liam’s words echoed inside his head. “What did you just–what did you just say?” 

“You heard me.” 

In one quick motion, Calen grabbed Liam by the collar and shoved him back. 

“Stop lying,” Calen snapped. “You’re not married to her. That’s not possible. She loves me. How could she marry someone else?” 

Liam didn’t even raise a hand. He looked down at the grip on his shirt, then met Calen’s eyes. 

“She married me. Months ago. As her legal husband, I’m the only one with the right to make decisions about her.” 

Calen’s grip tightened. His entire body was tense. “You’re bluffing.” How could Izzy marry Liam Horvath? No. Izzy loved Calen. He knew it. He saw it! 

“I’m not.” 

Calen’s hands shook. His chest rose and fell fast. Then, without warning, he pulled back and swung. 

Liam sidestepped the punch, letting it fly past him. 

“You should really see someone about that anger of yours,” Liam said. “Delusion isn’t easy to treat, but there are options.” 

Calen turned quickly and launched at him again. Another punch missed. Liam moved aside, calm, controlled. And Calen hated it! 

“Face it,” Liam said. “She left you. She chose me. She’s mine now.” 

Calen’s fist hit the back of a chair. It toppled over. He didn’t care. He spun again, aiming low, but Liam stepped back and blocked with his arm. 

“You’re pathetic,” Liam said. “You don’t even see it. Do you really think she still loves you 

now?” 

Calen was breathing hard. He didn’t stop. Another swing. Another dodge. 

“You think money, power, and sneaking behind everyone makes you the better man?” Calen shouted. “She loves me! She always loved me!” 

Liam stood still now, unbothered. “Then why did she marry me?” 

Calen froze, fists clenched at his sides. His arms trembled, but he didn’t move again. He stared at Liam, his chest rising and falling, eyes full of disbelief. He couldn’t speak. He couldn’t argue. 

No. Liam must be bluffing! The man was well–known in the industry for his bluffs! That’s right. He is trying to gaslight him into thinking that Izzy married him and now, he has the right to decide about her! This man must be trying to take Izzy away from her family. Calen moved again. 

He lunged, trying to grab Liam, but Liam stepped aside. Calen hit the side of the couch, caught his balance, and turned fast. 

“We were together for three years,” Calen said. “I know her. I know everything about her.” 

Liam didn’t flinch. 

“You think she loves you?” Calen spat. “She hated you.” 

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“She hated what she thought she knew,” Liam replied. “There’s a difference.” 

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Calen rushed forward again. He swung once more, but Liam ducked, letting the punch go wide. Calen stumbled forward, caught himself on the edge of the table, then spun back around. 

“You manipulated her. That’s the only reason she’s with you,” Calen said. “You pushed her into this. I know you did.” 

Liam shrugged slightly. “And yet, she still married me.” 

Calen let out a short breath, then charged again. He grabbed Liam’s shirt, trying to slam him against the wall. Yet, Liam easily twisted his arm free and shoved him back. 

“Tell me the truth! Where is she!? I know what you’re trying to do, Liam. Don’t you dare try to deny it! You can’t fool me!” Calen hissed. “There is no way that she would marry someone like you!” 

Calen’s eyes burned. His hands curled into fists again, but he didn’t swing this time. He just stood there, chest heaving, watching the man in front of him like he was seeing him for the first time. 

“She’s never going to love you,” Calen said. “No matter what you do.” 

Liam didn’t look away. 

“She might not love me yet,” he said. “But at least I’ll never make her feel worthless.” 

Calen’s eyes narrowed. 

“She’ll never wake up wondering if she’s enough,” Liam added. “She’ll never find lipstick on my collar, or messages from someone else at two in the morning.” 

Calen stepped forward again, but Liam held his ground. 

“I won’t cheat on her. I won’t lie to her. I won’t make her doubt herself for three years straight. I’ll give her everything she deserves and more.” 

Calen’s fists clenched again. 

“She’ll be safe with me. She’ll be happy. She’ll never cry herself to sleep.” 

Liam leaned in slightly. “You had her. And you threw her away. So don’t act like you’re the victim here.” 

Calen’s breathing turned unsteady. His chest rose and fell faster, and for the first time, he didn’t try to control it. 

How did Liam know? 

The messages at two in the morning–the ones he deleted before Izzy could ever see them. 

The lipstick smudge on his shirt–he remembered scrubbing it off in the hotel sink before heading home. He was sure he’d hidden it. Izzy never said a word. 

She couldn’t have known. 

His throat dried. A cold drop of realization ran through him. 

Liam didn’t guess. He knew. 

Every detail. 

Things Calen had buried. Things he thought were gone. 

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He looked at Liam again, this time not with anger, but confusion–disbelief. 

How the hell did he know? 

Seeing his reaction, Liam added, “You lost her,” he smirked. “And now? She’s mine.” 

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“I’ll never let you get away with this!” Calen spat. This time, he didn’t attack Liam–there was simply no need to. Clearly, Liam knew more than what he was telling him! But how? 

He gritted his teeth as he took a step back. “Expect me to come back with my lawyers! You can’t take Izzy away from her family!” he said before he turned on his heel and walked out of the living room. 

Calen stepped out of the cabin, the door slamming shut behind him. 

The cold air hit him immediately, but he didn’t slow down. The path ahead wasn’t paved. It was gravel, stretching through a dense forest of tall trees that made it impossible to see far in any direction. The silence here wasn’t peaceful–it was designed. 

He kept walking, passing another small structure that looked like storage, maybe a generator shed. No signposts, no labels. Everything looked the same–wooden walls, dark trim, quiet windows. It wasn’t just a cabin. This was a compound. Every turn felt intentional like it had been built to confuse anyone unfamiliar with it. 

The man that had greeted him earlier now walked several steps behind him, saying nothing, simply making sure he left. 

Calen’s shoes crunched over the gravel as he followed the faint path, passing another turn that led deeper into the woods. There were more buildings–two, maybe three–hidden just off the main route. 

He barely caught a glimpse of what looked like a greenhouse behind one of them, and another structure that resembled a garage or workshop. But none of them looked like a medical facility. Which meant whatever Liam had built here, wasn’t visible above ground. 

It took another five minutes of walking before he finally reached the parking area. It wasn’t marked either. Just a wide clearing with gravel laid out in a grid, enough space for at least twenty cars. A few SUVs were parked off to the side, unmarked and silent. 

His rental car sat where he left it. He unlocked it, opened the door, and slammed it shut behind him. His hands gripped the steering wheel. 

This place wasn’t just hidden. It was fortified. 

However, the moment he got into his car, his expression quickly changed. He opened his phone. “I need you to get a lawyer for me… and get Amalia out of prison. I don’t care about the bail! No matter what the amount is… just get her out of the prison!”