Love Unbreakable by Bank Brook
Chapter 256

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Raegan, intimidated by his attitude, tried to maintain her composure. «He is the father of my son. "I'm sure he'll come looking for me."

Henley's face turned icy. He grabbed her chin roughly, in a bitter tone: “It caused you a lot of pain and you lost a son. Have you forgotten?

His grip became more menacing. «I overlooked your pregnancy, thinking it was unplanned. But marry him again?

Tears welled in Raegan's eyes, the pain evident in her expression.

Henley's grip was unbreakable, his words sharp: "Do all women enjoy being degraded?"

In that moment, Henley saw in Raegan a reflection of her crazy mother, one who, like Raegan, failed to value her affection.

He had intended to treat them kindly.

Because? Why were they pushed to such extremes?

Henley's expression wavered momentarily, morphing into something grotesque, reminiscent of a creature emerging from a grave. It was like he mistook Raegan for someone else.

His hands wrapped around her neck tightly, increasing the pressure.

Raegan began to shake violently, her face turning a ghostly white. He clawed at Henley's arm, leaving a bloody mark, and screamed, "Henley! Henley!" Wake up!"

Henley's eyes locked on Raegan's reddened face, her breathing becoming weak.

He felt an eerie rush as Raegan's life seemed to slip away from his grasp.

When his gaze met Raegan's misty eyes, he saw only fear.

Those eyes that had previously smiled at him, worried and thanked him, now only reflected deep fear.

When he leaned towards her, her familiar scent filled his nostrils.

Suddenly, as if startled, Henley released her.

Raegan had narrowly escaped death. He collapsed into the seat, gasping like a fish out of water.

Henley, momentarily lucid, looked at Raegan and murmured, “Raegan, you've let me down. Your mistake... I will not let this child survive.

He had once thought that if she chose to be with him, the baby she was carrying could be left to others after Raegan gave birth to it.

But now, resentment filled his heart. This child could not be allowed to live.

Raegan looked at him in disbelief. He had coldly decreed his son's fate.

She protested desperately: “Are you crazy? It's my son. "You have no right."

"Yes, I have the right because I love you," Henley declared emotionlessly. "Every decision I make is for our good."

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