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Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog novel Chapter 999

Summary for Chapter 999: Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog

Summary of Chapter 999 – A pivotal chapter in Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog by Serena Kingsley

The chapter Chapter 999 is one of the most intense moments in Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog, written by Serena Kingsley. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.

One of the officers explicitly told her, "Ms. Chase has initiated legal proceedings against Ms. Lynwood for false accusation. We are here to investigate the case. Please cooperate with us."

Both mother and daughter reacted violently.

Especially Jean. "She's the attacker! How does she have the nerve to hold my daughter accountable? Officers, you must have made a mistake!"

The officer sternly warned Jean, "From the moment the incident occurred until now, neither of you has been able to provide solid evidence proving that Claire injured Madeline. The burden of proof lies with the accuser. If you cannot provide evidence, then Claire has every right to sue you for false accusation."

"Isn't my injured hand proof enough?" Madeline held up her bandaged hand for the officers to see.

The officer maintained a cold expression. "That only proves your hand is injured. It does not prove Claire did it."

"As I said, the burden of proof is on you. If you produce evidence that she hurt you, you can hold her accountable. If you can't, then you must face the legal consequences of her false accusation lawsuit."

When Madeline called Felix for help, he was already on his way back to the hospital.

Since leaving the hospital, Claire's words had been echoing in his mind.

In that moment, he truly realized what a failure he had been as a husband.

So, on the drive back, he asked his driver, "I remember you're married, right?"

The driver replied, "Yes, Boss. I've been married for three years."

"Is your relationship with your wife good?"

"It's great. We have a beautiful daughter together."

Felix remembered that.

He had even told his secretary to prepare a generous cash gift at the time.

"Do you remember your wife's preferences?" Felix asked.

The driver laughed. "Of course I do! If I couldn't even remember that, what kind of man would I be?"

Listening to Madeline's sobbing complaints, Felix's brow furrowed. "I'll be right there."

Since Felix was already heading back to the hospital, he arrived quickly.

As he approached the room, he heard the two officers discussing Madeline's case.

The female officer scoffed, "I swear, what year is this? People are still using such pathetic framing tactics? Does she think she's the fragile, innocent heroine in some cheesy romance novel? She actually thought playing a cheap trick would make the male lead believe her unconditionally? Please, does she think the law is just for show?"

The male officer replied, "Tell me about it. Thank God this Claire woman was smart enough not to fall into the trap of trying to prove her own innocence, and even knew to counter-sue."

The female officer lowered her voice. "I heard the girl inside is a homewrecker who forced her way into their marriage. I have no idea what that man sees in her. Maybe he just likes women with no brains?"

"You hit the nail on the head. Some men actually prefer brainless women."

The female officer sneered. "What a twisted taste."

Felix walked past them with a dark, livid expression and pushed open the door to Madeline's room right in front of them.

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