Chapter summary: Chapter 9 from the book Betrayed by the Depressed by Double Coffee
Discover the most important events of Chapter 9, a chapter full of surprises in the acclaimed novel Betrayed by the Depressed. With the engaging writing of Double Coffee, this Internet masterpiece continues to thrill and captivate with every page.
Margaret was stunned, "Lily… what’s wrong? Don’t scare me!"
I scoffed, "Is pretending to be insane going to help? In the end, you still have to face
reality, don’t you?"
"Husband… you… you keep talking like this. Let’s go home, okay?" She pulled out her
IV drip and, ignoring Margaret’s pleas, moved toward me. I impatiently shoved her
away, "Enough. Whether you’re truly insane or just pretending, what’s coming is
unavoidable. This is all your own doing."
She shook her head frantically, "No… no, stop saying that!"
"Your life is ruined by your own insatiable greed and discontent!"
She was on the verge of a breakdown, and Margaret hurried over to protect her,
"Tyler, leave! She can’t handle any more stress!"
I decided to leave, Margaret was indeed a good mother, but it was all too late…
Three days later, Margaret blocked me at the entrance of the neighborhood, begging
for money. She said that after I left, Lily had a mental breakdown and needed
significant funds for treatment. The only person who could afford it was me. She
begged on her knees.
I was silent for a long while before speaking, "What about the dowry I gave back
then? I’ve been giving you living expenses every month, so you must have saved that
money, right?"
She stuttered and couldn’t explain, so I guessed it had likely gone to Karen. When
Karen got into trouble, without money, he must have ended up in prison. Obviously,
Lily had given him the money. How ridiculous.
I suggested a way for Margaret to help me sue Karen and reclaim the money Lily had
spent on him as marital assets. Desperate, she agreed!
Upon investigation, we found that Lily had given Karen a total of 630,000!


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