Of the Chingis Vitali stories I have ever read, perhaps the most impressive one is My Perfect Marriage Was His Perfect Crime. The story is too good, leaving me with many doubts. Currently, the manga has been translated to Chapter 44. Let's read the author's My Perfect Marriage Was His Perfect Crime Chingis Vitali story right here.
Seeing my emotions unstable, Larry noticed the glass of alcohol in front of me. He held my palm and asked, "Honey, how long have you been here? Why didn't you come upstairs to find me?"
His words were laced with cautious probing.
I lowered my eyes and replied coldly, "You guys were upstairs discussing business, with all the smoke and fire. I don't like it."
He sighed in relief and patted my head, signaling the maid to bring over a cup of detox tea. As the maid handed it to me, Larry suddenly grabbed the gun and shot her in the head.
I didn't even react in time as the thick blood sprayed across my face. The maid's hand was still outstretched in the act of offering the tea, her eyes wide in disbelief as she collapsed.
I trembled, my stomach convulsing uncontrollably.
Larry, as if nothing had happened, put down the gun and wiped my face carefully with his sleeve. He lifted the detox tea and fed it to me one sip at a time.
I mechanically swallowed, my body trembling all over.
Out of the corner of my eye, Scott had the maid dragged out.
A long trail of blood followed her on the floor.
"Not even my wife can drink without supervision. If she harms my son, there's no reason for her to live."
I looked at his cold, murderous expression, and my stomach churned.
Larry, with a heart full of sympathy, touched my face. "It's all my fault. I've let you suffer so much. Now that we're finally having a baby, you can't drink anymore."
"No matter what, this child must be born healthy, okay?"
I took several deep breaths before managing to force out a weak smile. "Okay."
But my heart trembled with cold.
In three years of marriage, I've been pregnant six times, but each time the child disappeared for no reason.
Eventually, it became habitual miscarriage.
Half a year ago, the doctor declared I would never be able to have children again.
Larry held me tenderly and said he didn't care about the child, as long as I was happy and healthy.
I had always blamed myself for not being able to give him a healthy child. After many inquiries, I chose the difficult route of IVF.
My belly was full of needles, and I swallowed hormones one after another.
I endured all the pain, only to end up as a tool for Pamela to get married.
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