Chapter 568 No Mercy

Chapter 568 No Mercy

Lily wanted Renee to go to prison.

This time, Renee had tried to take the lives of her children.

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Renee was too vicious. She was carrying two babies now if Renee seeded once, there would be no way to undo it.

She could never y the saint and forgive Renee, not when it meant putting her own life and her children’s lives at risk.

“Grace, I understand you want to think of your daughter.”

Ivan wasn’t about to let Lily be the one to take the me. Before she could speak, he quickly said, “You took care of my brother for three years, and we’ve always been grateful to you. But that’s one thing — this is another. This time Renee almost cost me my life, and there’s no way I’m letting it slide!”

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He cared deeply about his eldest brother.

And that was why he had always respected Susan for looking after James when he needed it.

But the moment Susan had brought it up herself, that respect scattered.

Back then, Susan’s offer had indeed helped their family a lot.

But the Luke family had always been wealthy and powerful – even in difficult times, there were loyal people ready to risk their lives for them.

Several others had volunteered to care for James.

In the end, they had chosen Susan only because Nancy was so close to her.

And what they had paid Susan back then was an enormous sum – including a vi that was now worth billions.

Susan had taken that money and the vi, and now she had the nerve to bring it up again? That was shameless.

They remembered her kindness because the Luke family valued gratitude and decency.

But Susan shoving it in their faces now only made it ugly.

Chapter 568 No Mercy

“Ivan…”

Tears spilled down Susan’s face.

She had always believed Ivan liked and respected her.

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She could hardly believe that even after she’d hurt herself like this, he was still pressing her so hard.

Ignoring her dizziness, she dragged herself up from the floor and copsed at Lily’s feet.

“Lily, you’re about to be a mother yourself. You know what children mean to a mother. I’ll teach Renee properly from now on, I swear it. Please, you and Ivan, just let her go…”

“Grace, that’s not-”

“Stop trying to guilt Lily!”

Lily had barely started when Ivan cut her off. “I’m the one who refuses to let Renee go. That’s me. I’ve always been petty and vindictive – and after what she put me through, I won’t forgive her. Call the police right now. I’ll use thew to protect my rights.”

“Ivan, you can’t let the police take Renee!”

Susan’s tears fell harder, like a broken string of beads. “I’m begging you. I’ll grovel if I have to – just don’t destroy her…”

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The more Ivan looked at Susan crying and begging, the more he thought she was unreasonable.

Heughed coldly. “When she slipped poison into Lily’s food, did she stop to think she might cause a miscarriage, maybe kill her and the babies together? Her future matters, her life is precious but Lily’s life, and my nieces‘ lives, aren’t? What are you waiting for? Call the police!”

“Nancy…”

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Seeing Ivan was unshakable, Susan turned ito /iNancy for help.

“We’ve known each other so many years, and I’ve never asked you for anything. Please, talk to Lily and Ivan for me. Tell them to give Renee a chance…”

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Looking at Susan’s bloodied, tear–streaked face, Nancy’s feelings tangled inside her.

Yes, she and Susan had grown up together. Yes, it hurt to see her like this.

But she wasn’t blind.

Susan looked pitiful now, but what about Ivan, convulsing in the car with foam at his mouth? Wasn’t that pitiful?

What about Lily, who might have miscarried, bled out, lost her womb, even died if she had drunk that bowl? Wasn’t that pitiful?

No one had forced Renee to do this. She had chosen it herself. Adults had to take responsibility for their actions.

If a criminal could escape punishment just because their family cried and begged, then anyone could kill freely.

“Susan, Renee really did cross the line.”

Nancy sighed. “I believe thew will give us all a fair answer. Even if Renee is sentenced and spends some years in prison, she’ll still be alive. Who’s denying her a future? But if Lily had drunk that white fish maw soup she poisoned, my daughter–inw and my granddaughters might not be alive now. Susan, I’ve always known you to be reasonable. Your child made this mistake she has to bear the consequences.”

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