Addicted to Love, Mr. Fu’s Newly Married Wife

"Haha," the lady sneered, with a hint of sarcasm and indifference in her laughter, "Do you think a few tears and a few words of pleading can make me change my mind? You are wrong. I am not that kind of soft-hearted person."

Her eyes were like knives, coldly stabbing at her niece, as if to dissect out all the ugliness and greed in her heart. "When you wanted to remove my kidney in the park, did you ever think that I also have family, friends, and loved ones? Did you ever think about the pain and despair I would face if you succeeded?"

The niece's face turned even paler, she knew she could no longer defend herself or escape. Her lips trembled, but she could not make any sound.

"You are wrong, and you are extremely wrong." The lady's voice became even colder. "Do you think I will be like those saints who forgive your mistakes and give you a chance to reform? I tell you, I won't. Because I am not a saint. I also have my principles and bottom line."

She paused for a moment, then continued, "So, you will pay for what you have done. Your kidneys will be cut off and fed to dogs, and then sent to the underground market. This is your fate."

The niece's tears welled up again, but this time, her tears could no longer move anyone.

She knew that she had completely lost everything, including her life and dignity.

"As for your being treated like a slave, we dare not accept it."

The lady's voice was as cold as ice, and every word revealed her deep vigilance and disgust towards her niece. "I'm afraid that one day you will stab your uncle and me in the back again. If someone wasn't strong and capable of rescuing me this time, your uncle and I would be completely finished, and our family would be ruined."

There was strong anger and dissatisfaction in her words. She no longer had any sympathy or pity for this niece who had betrayed her family. They had never lacked food or clothes for her, so why did she treat them like this?

"Ma'am, don't bother with her. This kind of rubbish is not worth your time."

Old Dong was comforting his wife, his eyes filled with indifference and disgust towards his niece.

Then he waved his hand to signal the butler, "Take her away, take her away, I don't want to look at her any more."

There was determination and ruthlessness in his tone, as if he wanted to completely erase this niece from their lives.

Upon hearing this, the housekeeper immediately stepped forward and lifted up his niece. She struggled and cried, but it was too late to change anything.

She was led by her housekeeper, step by step, into the abyss of darkness and despair.

Mr. Dong and his wife watched her leave coldly, without any sympathy or mercy.

The niece's screams echoed in the night sky and spread far away, carrying with them a feeling of despair and unwillingness.

The voice pierced through the silent night, as if it was her final struggle and cry in her heart.

However, Mr. Dong and his wife stood there indifferently, without the slightest sign of wavering.

"Let her scream. No one will come to save her even if she screams her throat out." The lady's voice was cold and firm, and her eyes revealed an unquestionable determination.

She knew that her niece had completely lost their trust and love. They were blind to treat her like their own daughter.

Mr. Dong also nodded silently, and there was no sympathy or compassion in his eyes.

As the night deepened, the niece's screams gradually faded away. Mr. Dong and his wife looked at each other and went back to the house.

The next day...