How to Destroy a Cheater Without Saying Goodbye novel Chapter 149

Eddy had taken her from a penniless nobody scraping by on odd jobs and transformed her into a student at a prestigious university. Surrounded by luxury cars, a sprawling house, designer clothes, sparkling jewelry, and exquisite meals, she lived like the cherished daughter of an old-money family.

Over the years, he'd given her so much—too much. He'd even helped lift her parents out of poverty, if only indirectly.

But she always knew she was nothing more than a hidden songbird in a gilded cage. The one who stood at his side, basking in everyone's adoration, was always her sister, Blanche. Never her.

That was true—until she gave birth to Lara.

Eddy doted on Lara with a passion that spilled over to Jeannette as well. He became gentler, more affectionate.

He began bringing her to public events. His friends addressed her with respect and warmth, and her vanity soared higher than ever.

She started to crave the position beside him, to grow greedy for a place in his world.

A sudden, blinding pain tore through Jeannette, as if she'd been run over by a truck, leaving her numb and trembling.

She saw Eddy stand up.

He looked, for a second, like a ray of light breaking through her darkness—just as he once had, all those years ago.

She tried to call out to him, but the only sound that escaped her lips was a shameful, desperate moan.

She watched him pick up Kelvin's phone and snap a picture of their tangled bodies. His gaze dropped, never lifting from the screen again, as though she'd ceased to exist.

Jeannette screamed like a madwoman, her cries echoing down the hospital corridor.

Her father in prison, her mother behind bars, her own humiliation—what had she gotten out of any of it?

Regret crashed over her.

No. She refused to regret it.

She was about to become Mrs. Anderson. Lara would be Miss Anderson. She still had Kelvin.

But the hopeless tears spilled faster than she could wipe them away.

Eddy, unmoved, sent the photo to Kelvin's social feed with a single, venomous caption: "She's my wife now!"

A woman this poisonous had to be wiped clean from his life, stripped of hope, with no way back.

Within seconds, the comments flooded in with crude jokes and mocking congratulations.

"Really did it, huh? Aren't you afraid Eddy's gonna show up with a knife?"

"No way Kelvin had the guts to do this without Eddy's say-so."

"Well damn, congrats I guess."

"Life's a long road—aren't we all just someone else's hand-me-downs? Kelvin's a real man!"

Ingrid saw the post and shook with fury.

Eddy had tossed Jeannette to Kelvin like yesterday's garbage, all to please Blanche.

Ingrid adored Eddy almost as much as she hated his hypocrisy. He loved Blanche, yet he kept cheating with Jeannette.

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