The Beast Swallowed by the Flower (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 155

Violet eyes gleamed fiercely.

The aura emanating from Lisi gripped the throats of Denise and Britney.

Only then did mother and daughter truly grasp their own situation and Lisi’s position.

“One day, Britney pushed me into the lake, saying she wanted to see how long a person could hold their breath without breathing. I nearly died, but because I thrashed about and left the tiniest scratch on her arm, you beat me until my calves bled.”

Erwell’s face turned pale.

“The day I was terribly sick with a fever, I still tried to earn my keep by cleaning—but when I got dizzy and accidentally brushed against you, you slapped my cheek. Oh, that happened so often I can barely remember when exactly. But I do recall—it was when I was six.”

Krishina, who had been standing by the door just in case, also stiffened at this.

“When was that again? Ah, right—Gloven. The day your husband brought home another woman and things didn’t go well for him outside, he kicked me. He said every time he looked at my face, he was reminded of my mother. That day, I realized I might actually die from the beating… But somehow, my life proved stubborn enough to cling on. And do you know what happened that night? When you found out Gloven had been unfaithful, you came to my room and beat me yourself.”

“……”

“I was already a mess, yet you grabbed my hair, dragged me down, kicked me, slapped my face, and punched me. I coughed up blood for days from injuries so severe I couldn’t even tell what was broken—but you starved me, claiming I hadn’t earned my meals. I was six then, too.”

No one could utter a word in the face of such horrifying abuse inflicted upon a child.

Even as she recounted the brutal violence done to her, Lisi’s voice remained flat.

“You asked me once what I’d feel if my husband had a child with another woman. Yes, I’d be hurt and heartbroken. But… at least I’d never treat that child the way you treated me. That’s not something any human being should ever do. If you’re truly human, you simply shouldn’t.”

“Oh… oh, Iris… I never realized you carried that pain so deeply…”

“Erwell. Krishina.”

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