I Asked for a Baby Six Years and He Gave Her Two Instead Chapter 08
Ethan’s face paled slightly.Â
The officer behind him continued, his tone formal. “We are here under the authority of the Capital Lab to handle this matter according to the law. This is the official statement.”Â
“We’re here to address the marital infidelity and malicious persecution of Dr. Elena, uphold her legal rights, and hold relevant personnelÂ
accountable.”Â
Seeing the official red–sealed document, Ethan staggered back a step, but he still clung to a glimmer of hope,Â
“She’s not in the military–this isn’t aÂ
military–protected marriage.”Â
He sneaked a glance at Chloe, signaling her.Â
Realizing his hint, Chloe hugged her young son, grabbed her daughter’s hand, and dropped to her knees, sobbing uncontrollably–though panic and fear flickered in her eyes.Â
Mrs. Bennett followed suit, collapsing to the floor,Â
their wails piercing the air,Â
“Mercy! Please spare us!”Â
“Have pity on our family, on our innocent children!”Â
My expression remained unchanged,Â
“Do you think crying will work in the face of theÂ
law?”Â
“Ethan, you’re the one who sent me to serve the country–did you never anticipate this day?”Â
Ethan’s heart sank, but he still held onto hope.Â
He thought I had no evidence, just emptyÂ
accusations.Â
What gave him even more confidence was that he believed I had no military affiliation,Â
that our marriage wasn’t protected, and these people couldn’t touch him.Â
The internal affairs officer handed the statementÂ
to Ethan-Â
I had long been transferred under military jurisdiction, held military affiliation, and ourÂ
marriage was protected by military law.Â
Staring at the written statement, the bright redÂ
official seal, and the cold words printed on it,Â
Ethan’s vision went dark.Â
He dropped to his knees too.Â
Unnoticed by everyone, Chloe started a live streamÂ
on her phone.Â
In an instant, all four of them knelt on the floor,Â
kowtowing repeatedly, sobbing and beggingÂ
desperately-Â
but their apologies twisted into something else,Â
“What a sin! Government officials are assaultingÂ
us! They’re bullying ordinary citizens! Please, everyone, judge fairly! Save our family!”Â
Ethan’s young son cried until his face turned brightÂ
red.Â
Uninformed netizens flooded the comments,Â
tagging official accounts demanding anÂ
explanation.Â
I noticed the phone, stepped forward, and saidÂ
sharply,Â
“Hold it up!”Â
Chloe’s hands trembled.Â
I repeated firmly,Â
“Hold the phone up!”Â
“Film me!”Â
“Let everyone see–how a woman who served herÂ
country diligently for six years, returned afterÂ
dedicated service, discovered her husband hadÂ
built another family! And now his mistress isÂ
trying to incite public opinion!”Â
My voice boomed, the military insignia on myÂ
chest glinting as I stared straight into the camera.Â
The live stream comments fell silent for aÂ
moment,Â
“She’s a military officer!”Â
“We trust the country!”Â
I stood motionless, “Do you think you can escape punishment by crying after breaking the law? Do you really believe smearing us and seeking sympathy will make me let you off?”Â
I snatched the phone, aiming it at Ethan. “Professor Ethan Carter! He sent me to that lab.Â
He had me declared dead. He used my name to get benefits for his children. He abandoned his own mother for me to care for, while he played the perfect son–in–law here. His actions led to myÂ
father’s death.”Â
Chloe, kneeling at the front, trembled violently. Her kowtowing slowed, tears mixing with panic on her face, her eyes filled with terror.Â
She never imagined this outcome,Â
“You’re crazy?”Â
I smiled, turning the camera to her, “I’m not wrongÂ
-so your little trick won’t work on me.”Â
She had thought I’d leave in grief or shame, thenÂ
divorce Ethan quietly.Â
She never expected me to blow the lid offÂ
everything.Â
Chloe dared not imagine the consequences if their actions truly violated military–protected marriage laws–she and Ethan would face devastatingÂ
punishment.Â
The officers stepped forward, helping–or rather, guiding–Chloe and Ethan to their feet. “Mr. Carter,,Â
Ms. Bennett. We’ll need to continue thisÂ
discussion elsewhere.”

