He Bought Her Heart, Then Destroyed It novel Chapter 4

The intense pain in her body brought Heather back to reality. She pushed him away hurriedly, wanting to leave.

"I’m going home..."

Seeing her cold response, James’s expression turned even darker.

"Heather, you really don’t want to see me, do you? If you want to leave, fine, but you have to do something for me first."

"What is it?"

Heather broke into a cold sweat, her voice trembling with the pain.

But the enraged man clearly didn’t notice. He curled his lips coldly.

"Helen wants to buy a set of lingerie as an anniversary gift for me. She’s exhausted after just now, so you’re going to go out and buy it for her."

"Remember, if Helen is not satisfied, you’ll keep buying until she is."

Heather endured the sharp pain in her body, her lips almost bleeding as she bit down hard.

"What if I don’t go?"

"You won’t not go."

James didn’t even look at her. He tossed a bank card at her face.

"One trip, a hundred thousand. Two trips, two hundred thousand. Heather, you love money, don’t you? You’ll do anything for money."

"Think about it. This is much easier money than sleeping with me."

James wasn’t wrong. In the three years since they got married, every time he slept with her, he would throw her fifty thousand after the fact.

He called it money for her to "accompany him." They were married, but he clearly set a price.

And every time, Heather would bend down and pick up the money in front of him.

In fact, he seemed pleased. She hated Helen. Did that mean she still cared about him?

But in the next second, Heather’s words froze the smile on his face.

"James, twenty thousand a time. If you agree, I’ll go."

Her bloodless lips trembled, but her eyes were firm.

She would rather he hate her forever, so that when she died, he wouldn’t be in pain. After all, he had already grown accustomed to hating her.

James completely lost control.

"Get out! Go buy it right now! If Helen isn’t satisfied, you won’t come home today!"

Heather picked up the bank card from the floor and walked out.

Outside, it had begun to rain.