It's best to be dead（1）

John speaks slowly, as if every word is squeezed out from between his teeth with a dark breath and an underlying anger that hits you in the face.

"Cough...," Jane coughs, her eyes containing a mixture of stars and dew gazing at John, who stands straight with an intimidating presence. But to her, it's just amusing. "John, if you don't have Alzheimer's, you should remember that we got divorced a long time ago."

Divorce means parting ways and starting new lives without any connection. What's the point of him holding onto this matter?

Jane's laughter, as if everything is already in the past, is like a steel needle that stabs into the man's heart.

Her indifference to his anger, hatred, and resentment seems unworthy of mention.

This woman has escaped from their marriage much faster than he did, without any attachment or regrets.

Looking at her indifferent expression, his chest burns with rage as he approaches her step by step.

Jane instinctively senses the danger and pushes Jack, "Jack, get out."

However, Jack refuses to leave.

Jill's father in front of him looks terrifying, as if he is going to hurt his mother.

He can't leave his mother alone. She's already suffering from illness, and being bullied by Jill's father makes it even worse.

Wherever she is, he always wants to protect this bastard child.

John comes in front of her and throws a photo that fell out of her diary at her face. "I want all his information. If you don't give it to me, I'm going to kill him today."

The corners of the photo scratch Jane's cheek, leaving a faint trace of blood. She catches it and looks closely. The background is a forest, and a man in camouflage stands with his back to the camera.

The man has a shaved head, broad shoulders, and long legs. He holds a gun in front of his chest, and you can sense a chilling air of ruthlessness. He looks like he's on a mission.

It's the first time she's seen this photo, and she has no idea who the man is, nor how his photo ended up in her diary.

"I don't know him," she said truthfully.

But John laughed.

A cold, contemptuous laugh that showed he didn't believe her at all.

"Your mother said this is the only thing the bastard left at home," he said.

Because her affair was with a married military officer, she had committed adultery and would be subject to a military court. So she dared not say a word.

Everything made sense now!

Jane wasn't stupid, and little by little she understood. Then she laughed in shock, pointing at the man in the photo and asking incredulously, "Do you think he's my affair?"

John nodded without hesitation. "Your mother said so."

"You believe her just like that?" Jane couldn't help but scream. She had been tormented by a feverish nightmare all night, and now she was subjected to such slander. Even though she was strong-willed, she felt deeply hurt.

John raised his eyebrows. "A mother's love for her child is normal in this world. You are Mrs. Shen's biological daughter. What reason does she have to tarnish your reputation?"

So Elizabeth's words were trustworthy!

Jane reached out to support herself on the dressing table, her slender body trembling uncontrollably.

Yes, in this world, where would a biological mother plot against her own daughter?

She couldn't even believe it herself.

But the fact was, she really didn't know the man in the photo!

And Elizabeth told John that he was her lover!

This was a naked slander!

"Don't try to be clever anymore," John suddenly grabbed Jack and stared at Jane with a cold gaze. "Give me his information, otherwise..." He lifted Jack up like a little chicken and walked to the balcony. "I'll throw him off."