Seize His Little Wife

“No, because her wish was just to meet with you guys, so we didn’t pursue it.” Officer Dong said.

Christine White held her cell phone to the side, “Well, do you want to see her?”

“Go on.” Baird Lane looked up, “Didn’t you have something to say to her the day before yesterday?”

“Good thing too.” Christine White smiled and put the phone back to her ear, “Okay Officer Dong, we’ll be over in a few minutes.”

The call ended and Christine White put her cell phone aside, picked up her spoon and began to drink her soup.

She wasn’t planning on going now.

She hasn’t eaten yet.

In her mind, the meal was much more important than Molly Bort.

An hour later, Christine White finished her meal, which set off with Baird Lane to the prison.

Once the two arrived at the women’s prison, Officer Dong, the man they spoke to earlier, came over.

“Ms. Camp.”

“Officer Dong.”

Officer Dong nodded, “Ms. Camp you will have to wait, Molly Bort wants to meet with President Lane.”

Christine White looks over at Baird Lane.

Baird Lane narrowed his eyes, “I’ll go over there first.”

“Uh-huh.” Christine White answered.

“Let’s go.” Baird Lane said to Officer Dong.

Officer Dong said a please pose.

The two headed toward the meeting room.

Baird Lane enters and sees Molly Bort behind a glass window, who is holding a telephone microphone and looking at him with tearful eyes.

Baird Lane frowned and walked over, picking up the outside phone mic and putting it to his ear.

“Baird!” came Molly Bort’s voice with a sob.

Baird Lane ignored her.

Molly Bort suddenly laughed, a desperate laugh, “What, you won’t even say a word to me now?”

Baird Lane pursed his lips, “What is it you want from me, exactly?”

“I wanted to say I’m sorry.” Molly Bort suddenly lowered her head.

Baird Lane froze for a moment, “I’m sorry?”

“Yes, I did a lot of wrong things to you, when we were together, you tried to protect me, and I left you alone, you loved me so much, and I took advantage of your feelings, trying to go farther and higher, and even bought Doctor Luise to hypnotize you, I’m sorry, I’m really sorry …”

When she said that, she cried even harder, as if she really recognized the mistake.

If it were anyone else, they might have believed it.

But Baird Lane didn’t, and he clearly saw the calculation behind her tears.

It’s that time of year, and she’s still counting.

“Okay, if that’s all you wanted to talk to me about, it’s not necessary, that’s all.” Baird Lane said, about to put the phone down.

Molly Bort saw him make this move and called out to him, “Wait Baird.”

Baird Lane stops moving.

Molly Bort gripped the phone receiver tightly with both hands, “Baird, don’t you believe me? I really know it’s wrong.”

“Do you really know you’re wrong, or are you trying to trick me into being soft with your tears, you and I know each other, there’s no need to play any kind of tricks, so tell me, what do you really want?” Baird Lane was very impatient up.

Molly Bort didn’t expect to be taken apart by him at once and looked a little embarrassed.

She knew that whatever she said now would not be believed or sympathized with.

So she came up with a solution, which was tears, with which she told him that she knew she had done wrong in the past and hoped to be forgiven by him.

He had thought he would be impressed by her, yet now she realized how wrong she had been, and that he was even more hard-hearted than she had thought.

“Okay, I’ll talk.” Molly Bort no longer had the luxury of being able to move this man with her tears, and after taking a breath, spoke, “Baird, I know I’m on the ropes and won’t survive, but my Ann is still out there, and all I can do is ask you, and only you, to help me, and I’d like you to take care of Ann for me.”

“Ann?” said Baird Lane, his eyes sinking slightly.

Molly Bort nodded her head back and forth, “Yes, Ann, Baird, you have to promise me, Ann has been your daughter for six years, even if she’s not your real daughter, you guys at least have a father-daughter bond, I can’t find anyone else who can help me anymore, only you.”

Baird Lane didn’t say anything.

Molly Bort was anxious, “Baird, can’t you even do a little favor? At least Ann called you Dad, Baird, I’m begging you, I’m begging you ….”

She said, surprisingly, and fell to her knees.

Baird Lane could see that she was really begging him.

He suddenly felt a little ridiculous.

He had always thought that this woman had eyes only for profit and power, no get, no humanity.

Yet now reality was telling him that she still had it.

“So, you still care about Ann.” Baird Lane spoke.

Molly Bort nodded, “She’s my daughter, of course I care about her.”

“Then all the time you were on the run, you never once asked about Ann or thought about taking her,” Baird Lane looked at her mockingly.

Molly Bort lowered her head, “I can’t help it, I don’t want Ann to follow me around, so I have to not go over Ann’s head because I know that you won’t what she’s going to do.”

“Yeah? …” Baird Lane drops his eyes.

Molly Bort was about to say something when a prison guard suddenly stepped behind her with a baton, “Okay, time’s up, no more talking.”

The wardens came forward and tried to take the microphone away.

Molly Bort gripped the microphone in a death grip and yelled anxiously, “Baird, please, Ann please …”

With those words, Molly Bort was forcibly ushered out of the meeting room by the prison guards.

Baird Lane is a little puzzled.

Doesn’t Molly Bort still have to meet Christine White?

Why were you taken?

“President Lane, you can go out now!” Officer Dong reminded.

Baird Lane put down the microphone and asked the question that was on his mind out loud.

Officer Dong explained, “Here’s the thing, Molly Bort wanted to have a face-to-face conversation with Ms. Camp, not through a glass.”

“I see.” Baird Lane nodded in understanding before following him out of the meeting room.This content belongs to Nô/velDra/ma.Org .

Outside, Christine White saw him come out and got up from her chair.

She was just about to ask what Molly Bort had told him when Officer Dong signaled her to follow him.

There was nothing she could do but suppress her curiosity for now and follow Officer Dong inside.

Arriving in a room, Christine White went in and saw Molly Bort, who was being held in a chair by a prison guard.

Molly Bort saw her coming, and immediately a strong hatred burst into her eyes.

Seeing Molly Bort like this left Christine White a little speechless.

It’s pathetic and ridiculous to have the strength to hate her when you’re so close to death.

“What did you want to say when you saw me?” Christine White walked over and sat down in the chair across from Molly Bort.

She wasn’t afraid that Molly Bort would jump up and hurt her, and the prison guards were still behind Molly Bort.

“Christine White, do you know how much I regret this right now?” Molly Bort looked at Christine White grimly.

Christine White raised her eyebrows, “Regret what?”

“I regret that I didn’t kill you back then when you were at your weakest, back then when I just came back home and my body was still weak, Baird’s heart, there was still a big part of it in me hmmm, at that time, I should have designed to get you killed, and Baird wouldn’t have cared if you had died, because at that time, he didn’t love you yet.” Molly Bort said with a scowl on her face.

Then he was warned by a prison guard with a baton.

Christine White was still angry, but looking at her like this, she suddenly couldn’t be angry, and felt a little like laughing, “Really, but now it’s useless for you to regret it, the one who is going to die, is you.”

“Yeah, I’m the one who’s going to die now, but do you think you’ve won that way?” Molly Bort smiled grimly.

Looking at her with this smile, Christine White felt that something was wrong and her heart was inexplicably a little uneasy, “What do you mean?”

Molly Bort’s laugh amplified and the whole thing laughed like a psychopath from the bottom of her heart.

“Christine White, I’m telling you, you can’t win against me, you think you’re winning, but in fact, in my opinion, you’re still losing, and if I die, you won’t live!”