Chapter 67 Mrs Miller's Revenge

• Norman.
• Several times, I was on the verge of abandoning the plan my wife had set up when I heard her being beaten or when the kidnapper, who had little regard for life, touched her with sexual intentions. This had tested my patience, and if my men hadn't caught me, I would have killed each and every one of those responsible for my wife being tied up in a rundown warehouse, threatened with death.
• I have to admit that, hearing my wife speak with such confidence, without losing her composure for a second, while leading her cousin where she wanted, made me proud to have that woman by my side. I felt fortunate to be loved by her, and in a way, I even thanked Maryori Wayne, the jealous one, for Yvaine entering my life. I almost forgave her for threatening the lives of my children. But here, I decided that she would suffer in the most unimaginable way, and I would make her regret messing with Norman Miller's wife and children.