Chapter 357 I Wish She Died

When Fletcher figured out what happened, Madeleine was already ridding on Fletcher, slapping
Fletcher's both cheeks.

Bradwen rushed over and tried to pull Madeleine away, only to be pushed away fiercely. Madeleine
shouted, "Get your hands off me!"

Bradwen didn't expect she would do this. He was pushed back for a few steps again.

Zach walked over quickly and forced Madeleine to stand up. He groaned, "Calm down, Madeleine,
Ophelia is still in the OR. Don't let her get interrupted!"

Madeleine could only stop, but her eyes looked so fierce as if she would eat Fletcher alive.

She struggled and found that Zach was grasping her arm tightly. She said, "Zach, I've already calmed
down. Would mind letting me go?"

Zach released her. Madeleine fixed her hair and looked at Helena with an embarrassed look. Then she
asked, "I'm sorry I lost my temper just now. Did I scare you?"

Helena shook her head.

Madeleine breathed a sigh of relief and said, "I was too worried. I'm glad you haven't been scared."

Helena smelled and looked at Fletcher who was very messy now.

She sighed, "Ophelia is still in the OR. I think you should take your wife and go home. She had made a
scene here, and that just humiliated all of us."

Bradwen looked quite embarrassed.



Fletcher said angrily, "The accident and the suffering is Ophelia's karma! God is punishing her for
stealing other's man! I heard she had a car accident, I bet she'll die! She was hit by a car, will her baby
die, too? Haha! Karma is a bi*ch, isn't it?"

Helena was provoked. Madeleine was going to rush over again, but Zach stopped her. She scolded
him in anger, "What are you doing, Zach? She's cruising your wife and child, and you're still protecting
her? Grow a backbone and be a man!"

Zach looked at Bradwen with a sullen face, "Take her away right away if you don't want this to get too
ugly for both families, or she's gonna wish she hasn't! It looks like your family can equal mine in wealth,
but you may not be my match if I mean to go after your family. Maybe you'll think that's an
exaggeration, but I guarantee you I'll do what I say."

Before Bradwen spoke, Fletcher spoke out first. She replied sourly, "Yikes, Zack, are you threatening
me?"

Zach said, "If you say so."

Fletcher hesitated and then continued, "Then bring it on! You hurt my daughter so deeply! I'll have you
pay the price sooner or later. Now that you're scaring me, I'll teach you a lesson!"

Madeleine was so angry. She couldn't wait to have a fistfight. Helena stepped forward and stopped her.
Then she said, "Fletcher, you've ruined the bond the two families had kept for decades. You're a senior,
but you weren't acting like one. My daughter-in-law is still undergoing an operation. We don't welcome
you here. Please leave."

Fletcher’s mouth turn up and asked, "Her life is precious, then how about my daughter's? Your son had
been with my daughter for merely ten minutes and she's now in the OR again. Who should be
responsible for that?"



Helena frowned and said, "I'll go to your home and apologize to you after Ophelia recovers. She's
having surgery now, can you please give the patient some space?"

Fletcher was wound up. She said without thinking, "I wish she died."

That was extremely vicious.

Everyone's face changed.

Madeleine jumped on Fletcher like a swift monkey. Then she quickly slapped Fletcher's face twice in a
row.

After that, she bounced back and yelled, "This is to teach you to watch your language."

Slapping by the same person multiple times humiliated Fletcher tremendously. She turned over and
said to Bradwen, "Be a man! Your wife has been beaten so hard and you're just standing there doing
nothing? I should really reconsider if marrying you was a wise decision."

Bradwen's face went sullen and he groaned, "Are you done? Do you really want to wear out the bond
between the two families?"

Fletcher retorted, "If you want to be the tough guy, you should yell at them. What kind of man would
side with others and yell at his wife?"

Bradwen felt exhusted. The shrew is a disaster for his family. She had been stirring the peaceful family
for decades, and Bradwen's patience for her was dying out.

Bradwen sighed, "If you keep on doing this, I think we should get a divorce. I guarantee you that the
properties division would be satisfying."


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