She Got A Better Man

Judy had once been Vincent's inost cherished daughter, doted on to the extreme, but now she was nothing but a fool in his

eyes.

"Dad, how can you insult me like this?" Judy was emotionally shaken, staring at Vincent as if she couldn't come to terms with everything that had happened today.

"Don't call me Dad. I'm not your father. The man who raised you is your real father." Vincent snapped, wishing he could hit Judy.

"We'll talk about the company later. First, let's deal with these two. They tried to kill me, and the evidence is clear. Call the cops and have them arrested. I don't ever want to see them again Karen said, her voice full of cold contempt. The poisoning incident had erased any sympathy she had for Judy, and she would never forgive those two malicious

women.

"Grandma, are you really going to be this heartless to me? You always said that I was the person you loved most in this world, that you would give me everything.

"Just because I'm not your real granddaughter, you're going to treat me like this?" Judy clutched her stomach, tears streaming down her face.

"When I said I loved you, I thought you were my real granddaughter. If you aren't, then you mean nothing to me. I'd never care for a wicked woman like you. Call the police already.

"I don't want to see this pair of trash anymore," Karen said, looking at Judy as if she were something dirty.

Judy was devastated. She believed that if she abandoned her mother and continued to please Karen, she would win her favor and secure her position. Now, she realized how naive she had been.

Judy's expression shifted, and she suddenly changed her attitude, shouting at Karen and Vincent. "You two think you're so great? You're the selfish, ungrateful ones.

"Even if I'm not a blood relative of the Willis family, I've lived with you for over twenty years. You think this will end well for you? You'll regret it."

"I'm already paying for my actions, being poisoned by you! If I hadn't been so lucky, I wouldn't have known how I died. Call the cops, already! Get them arrested!" Karen shouted at her son.

"I-I'll call them right now." Vincent immediately pulled out his phone to dial the police.

"No need. The police are already on their way. These two aren't just guilty of attempted murder. They're also involved in kidnapping. They'll be behind bars for the next few years. You can rest assured about that," Elvira said with satisfaction, watching the Willis family members tear each other apart.

She thought back to how united they had been in the past when they tried to deal with her as an outsider. It was both ironic and amusing to watch now.

"Oh, and by the way, Jayden, looks like your whole family can reunite in prison," Elvira added, turning her gaze to the man who was anxiously watching Judy.

"Ms. Willis, please, spare my daughter. If you let her go, I'll do anything you ask." Jayden suddenly kneeled before Elvira, his voice full of desperation. He had no other hope in life, only Judy, and he wanted her to have a future, not be locked away in prison. "Elvira, don't think you've won. You'll never win against me, because my family will always choose me byer you. They will always stand by my side," Judy suddenly screamed, completely breaking down. 10:28 Fri, Dec 13

She scrambled to her feet, an to the bedside, grabbed a fruit knife, and held it against the neck of Karen who was still weak.

Everyone was stunned by the sudden turn of events, except Elvia. She had known Judy wouldn't give up easily. With her character, Judy would rather burn everything to the ground than admit defeat.

At that moment, Judy looked utterly disheveled and haggard. Her clothes were wrinkled, her hair a mess, and she looked like a madwoman. In stark contrast, Elvira remained composed, elegant, and beautiful, sitting there calmly, almost unruffled, a perfect foil to Judy's chaotic state.

"So what? That doesn't stop them from being just as cold and ruthless when they abandon you," Elvira said, her voice light and indifferent. She couldn't care less about judy's attempts to provoke her. She had completely lost interest in whatever Judy said. "Everyone, get out. Now. Or I'll kill her," Judy hissed, pressing the knife harder into Karen's neck, leaving a red mark that caused Karen to grimace in pain.

"Judy, don't do this. Please, calm down. We can talk this through, Amber said, her voice full of panic. Poisoning someone was one thing, but killing someone was entirely different. Amber had only poisoned Karen and she hadn't died. It would have been a case of attempted murder at worst. If Judy accidentally killed Karen today, that would be murder. Judy could be sentenced to death.

"Judy, don't do something you'll regret. Let's think this through. Even if you end up in prison, you'll get out eventually. When that happens, you can get your revenge and settle any grudges," Jayden said, his voice full of concern as he looked at Judy.

His expression was that of a father desperate to protect his daughter, and anyone who saw it would think he was a good dad. Elvira watched the three of them coldly, a bit of bitterness creeping into her heart. A woman like Judy, with such a twisted mind, yet she had parents who were willing to do anything for her.

Her mother had sacrificed everything, good and bad, for her, and her father was even willing to plan a murder on her behalf. If they put their efforts into loving Judy the right way, she wouldn't have ended up in this mess. Vincent was utterly terrified, his eyes wide as he watched Judy holding Karen hostage. His hand trembled as he pointed at her. "Please... please let go of your grandmother."

"Judy, you actually dare to hold me hostage? Sure enough, since you're not my real granddaughter, you can be so ungrateful. After all I've done for you, you still want to kill me," Karen said, her voice a mixture of fury and fear.

She was genuinely scared she was going to be killed. She had given up on expecting anyone else to save her and turned her gaze toward Elvira. "Elvira, I'm your real grandmother. Aren't you going to help me?"novelbin

"Yeah, Elvira, you need to save your grandmother. She's your real grandmother!" Vincent quickly turned to Elvira, hoping she would step in.

"What do you want me to do? Go rescue her from a knife-wielding thug?" Elvira asked, her tone casual, with no sign of worry. "Besides, you're her son. Why don't you go rescue her?"

"You... you... you're so cold-hearted. You can just watch your real grandmother be held hostage and do nothing?" Vincent said, his face twisted in pain and disbelief.

Elvira was speechless, her patience running thin. "Did you forget that I've already cut ties with you? Why would I go rescue someone who has nothing to do with me? "After everything you people did to me before I turned ten, what makes you think you have the right to ask me to risk my life for you?"