Rebirth In Divorce My New Mr. Perfect (by Summer Knowles) novel Chapter 582

In the office, through the clamor, Dean Larson finally understood the situation and gave Sarah a meaningful look.

Sarah understood, stepping out briefly with her phone.

No matter what Henry's parents said, Amy remained silent, smiling at the dean while occasionally shooting venomous glances at Henry.

"Professor Letito, is what Ms. Gabble said true?" Dean Larson frowned.

Henry didn't try to hide anything, nodding. "It's all my fault. Amy bears no responsibility."

"This appears to be a criminal matter. If Ms. Gabble agrees, we should involve the police. And of course, the school cannot keep a professor like this - Professor Letito will be dismissed," Dean Larson said calmly.

Henry's parents froze, not expecting such serious consequences.

“No! This is all a misunderstanding. My son didn't break any laws. They were legally married - he's not some criminal!" Henry's mother pleaded.

Sarah spoke up, "Ma'am, I must inform you that forcing a woman through violence or coercion is rape. And this happened before they were married, didn't it?"

The woman turned on Sarah, pointing at her. "I know you! You're the one this witch tried to frame. After what she did to you, you're defending her? Stop talking nonsense - my son is not a criminal!"

He couldn't let go. He'd finally married the woman he loved, and couldn't bear to let that happiness slip through his fingers.

Sarah suddenly turned to Amy. "Do you want to press charges?"

Amy stared hard at Henry. Though hatred still lingered in her eyes, she seemed to deflate. "Let it go. I know he's lived in fear these three years. I've tormented him plenty since the divorce. It doesn't feel like enough, but I don't want to involve the police."

She turned sharply to his parents. "But I'm keeping the house. Henry owes me that! He deserves it. And the money too - he owes me all of it."

Henry's parents, hearing their son wouldn't go to jail but they couldn't get the house back, didn't know whether to feel relieved or worried.