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My Perfect Marriage Was His Perfect Crime novel Chapter 52

Summary for Chapter 52: My Perfect Marriage Was His Perfect Crime

Chapter summary of Chapter 52 – My Perfect Marriage Was His Perfect Crime by Chingis Vitali

In Chapter 52, a key chapter of the acclaimed Internet novel My Perfect Marriage Was His Perfect Crime by Chingis Vitali, readers are drawn deeper into a story filled with emotion, conflict, and transformation. This chapter brings crucial developments and plot twists that make it essential reading. Whether you’re new to the book or a loyal fan, this section delivers unforgettable moments that define the essence of My Perfect Marriage Was His Perfect Crime.

She pointed ahead and said,

“Nat, isn't that your car?”

I wiped my tears, following her finger, and saw a man and a woman spray-painting on my car with the words:

“Bitch, die a horrible death.”

Lena immediately wanted to get out of the car to confront them.

I held her back, shaking my head in despair.

Through my choked sobs, I whispered,

“Let's go.”

She took me to her house.

Not long after, Zack arrived.

He walked straight toward me and pulled me into his arms.

His eyes were full of pity as he said, “I'm sorry, my wife. I didn't know she would do this.”

I leaned against his chest, and the tears came flooding back.

Zack and Lena kept comforting me, and it was a while before I started to feel a little better.

Seeing that I had calmed down,

Zack hesitated for a moment before taking out his phone and placing it in front of us.

“She sent me a message at noon.”

I glanced at it.

The messages from the girl, Bella, were clearly marked.

“Achen, let's get back together, okay?”

“Achen, don't get married, I can't stand it.”

“What's so good about her? She's just full of temper and has some money.”

“Please reply. Don't be so cruel to me.”

“Pick up the phone!!!”

“You'll regret this.”

...

The last message was from Zack:

“We're already a thing of the past. I love my wife. I've blocked you.”

I stared blankly at the screen.

Zack, seeing I was silent, looked a little flustered.

He hurriedly came over and hugged me tightly, his face full of sadness:

“Wife, I didn't know she'd do this. Please don't think too much, okay? Don't leave me.”

I lowered my head and said nothing, tears still streaming down my face.

His words were choked with emotion:

"Wife, thank you for believing in me. I was so afraid you'd misunderstand and leave me."

He sounded so wronged.

I leaned against his chest, forcing a smile at the corner of my lips.

How could we just break up like that?

I still wanted to see how long they'd keep this act up.

The real drama had only just begun.

That night, when I first saw the post about "dealing with the slut,"

I sensed something was off with the people around me.

First, Zack's phone—clean, spotless, with no trace of anything.

Then, Lena's awkward probing.

And finally, those chat logs that looked suspiciously like they were meant for me to find.

That night, I sat in the bathroom, thinking for a long time.

By the time the sky began to lighten, I picked up my phone and made a call.

"Uncle, help me investigate someone."

I sent him the details about Zack and Lena.

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