Last Life, He Killed Me for Her. This Life, I’ll Sell Him the Ticket Chapter 05

Last Life, He Killed Me for Her. This Life, I’ll Sell Him the Ticket Chapter 05

Cold sweat poured down Evan’s face, and he immediately ordered everyone to search for me. 

“General, I put her in the lockup because she committed theft and showed a serious lack of 

character.” 

“Everyone assigned here came to serve. Even though she is my wife, I can’t cover for her.” 

At that, the General’s tightly furrowed brow gradually eased, and the look he gave Evan carried a hint of approval. 

“If this woman’s character is truly as bad as you 

say, then I really will have to…” 

Before he could finish, Wendy dragged me over. 

“Evan, she tried to run. I caught her.” 

I was barely clinging to life, covered in blood. 

The General’s breath caught, and he immediately 

looked at Evan. 

“What is this? Who gave you permission to torture 

her outside proper authority?” 

Evan’s smug expression instantly turned livid. He 

looked up and glared at Wendy. 

But Wendy completely missed his signal. Instead, 

she hooked her arm through his in front of 

everyone. 

“Evan, you have to punish her properly this time. 

Not only did she try to run, but she also cursed me 

out.” 

The General had seen enough in his life. How 

could he not understand what was going on? 

Evan shoved her away. 

“Get away from me. Shut your mouth.” 

The General gave a cold smile. 

“Colonel Lawson, aren’t you going to introduce this. 

woman?” 

A flicker of disdain flashed through Wendy’s eyes. 

“Who are you? How dare you talk to Evan like that? 

Watch yourself, or he’ll throw you in the lockup 

too.” 

“Well, well. I had no idea Colonel Lawson had this 

much rank to throw around.” 

The General’s expression changed sharply, and his 

voice rang with authority. 

Evan panicked. He turned and ordered the MPs to 

restrain Wendy and take her away. 

But the General stopped them. 

“So this is the Wendy you claimed was wonderful 

in every way?” 

“Evan, you owe me an explanation for what 

happened today.” 

Evan hurriedly lowered his head, wiping the cold 

sweat from his forehead in a panic. 

“General, please let me explain. She only acted out because Lana stole her property, and she lost her 

head for a moment.” 

As he rushed to explain, everyone present froze in 

shock. 

The General? 

I suddenly remembered the way out my mother 

had mentioned. I immediately rushed forward and 

dropped to my knees before him. 

“General, please save me. I didn’t steal anything. 

Wendy stole from me, and Evan covered for her. 

They’re trying to make sure I die here.” 

“What?” 

He hurriedly helped me up. 

But Evan rushed over. 

“General, don’t listen to her nonsense. She was the one who behaved disgracefully, so I had to…” 

“Shut up!” 

The General looked at the injuries covering my 

body, his face full of anger. 

“You don’t get to speak. Let someone else talk.” 

At that, Wendy realized she had caused a disaster. 

She looked at Evan in panic, but he gave her no 

response at all. 

I sat down on a chair and told the General 

everything from beginning to end. 

“Just because I refused to obediently hand over my transfer clearance, he locked me up. He also let Wendy torture me outside proper authority. She‘ humiliated me, beat me, and even tried to… send 

someone in to sexually assault me.” 

“If I hadn’t fought with everything I had and 

escaped, you probably wouldn’t be seeing me right 

now.” 

The moment I said that, Evan was the first to rush 

toward me. 

“When did I ever have anyone beat you or sexually assault you? Stop making vicious accusations.” 

I shoved him away hard and looked at the MP 

beside us. 

“You know exactly what you did. If you don’t believe me, ask him.” 

The MP’s lips trembled. In the end, he lowered his head and silently admitted it. 

The General was so furious that his hands shook. 

Finally, he laughed from pure rage. 

Evan finally understood what had happened. He kicked Wendy hard in the chest. 

“Who told you to act on your own?” 

But by then, everyone else had already been called, 

over. 

They stood in place, looking at me with pity, yet 

not one of them dared to speak. 

In the end, Dawn stepped forward. 

“General, if we tell the truth today, can you protect 

us?” 

The General clenched his fists. The situation was 

far worse than he had imagined. 

“I give you my word. As long as you tell the truth, I 

will not let anything happen to you.” 

“Good.” 

Dawn lifted her head and stared hard at Evan, her 

eyes full of mockery. 

“Colonel Lawson used the excuse of caring for a 

fallen soldier’s widow to take Wendy’s side in 

everything and give every benefit to her.” 

“Every task Wendy was supposed to do was 

dumped onto Lana, while every bit of credit Lana 

earned through sheer effort was handed to 

Wendy.” 

“Even Wendy’s transfer clearance this time was 

stolen from Lana.” 

“And of course, we saw Wendy steal that bracelet 

from Lana with our own eyes.” 

The MP captain was shocked. Back then, the 

missing bracelet had caused a huge commotion, 

but Wendy had insisted she had not stolen it. 

Later, Wendy had strutted around wearing the bracelet, and Evan had personally claimed that he 

had given it to her. 

Afraid of being dragged into the mess, the MP 

captain hurriedly questioned them. 

“Why didn’t you say anything at the time?” 

After saying that, Dawn gave a bitter smile. 

“Did we dare?” 

“Whenever our families sent us clothes, food, or a 

little spending money, if Wendy wanted it, it 

became hers.” 

“If we refused, the best–case punishment was 

being thrown into the lockup by Colonel Lawson. 

The worst case was being beaten, sent to one of 

the harshest disciplinary farm camps, and never 

getting a chance to turn our lives around again.” 

“We had no choice. We could only hand over our 

pay every month just to have a few peaceful days.” 

The General punched Evan hard, making him spit 

out a mouthful of blood. 

“So this is how you carry out your duties, Evan. 

Impressive. Truly impressive.” 

Evan clutched his chest, but he still tried to argue. 

“I only gave Wendy extra care because she was 

Luke Bennett’s wife and a fallen soldier’s widow. 

Please don’t listen to their lies.” 

But the moment he finished speaking, one person 

after another stepped forward in front of the 

General. 

“I’ll testify. It’s all true.” 

Dozens of people shouted the same sentence 

with the determination of people ready to risk 

everything. 

The General’s eyes slowly reddened. 

He looked at Evan with deep disappointment. 

“A fallen soldier’s widow receives stipends and support from higher command. Since when was it your place to steal from others to take care of 

her?” 

“And besides, she and Luke were never legally 

married. What kind of fallen soldier’s widow does 

that make her?” 

Evan still wanted to say something, but the 

General had already lost every last shred of faith 

in him. 

“Do you really think I didn’t know why Luke made 

up his mind to head out to the Southwest back 

then?” 

“It wasn’t only because he wanted to serve his 

country. It was also because he found out his 

fiancée was fooling around with a married man.” 

“When I asked him about it, he refused to say a 

word. Only today did I learn that the two rotten 

bastards who deserved every bit of hell coming to 

them were the two of you.” 

Wendy had been about to defend herself, but 

when she heard that, she collapsed heavily to the 

ground. 

Evan’s face also went pale, and he sank down in 

defeat. 

A flicker of despair crossed his eyes. 

Before Wendy was supposed to marry Luke, she 

had come to Evan and asked whether he still loved 

her. 

At the time, his head had gone blank with desire, 

and he had not pulled away from Wendy’s kiss. 

But he had never expected Luke to find out about 

everything. 

He suddenly turned back to look at me. 

“Let me explain…”