Married To My Ex-Husband’s Rival

Chapter Fifty Six

Amber’s POV.

Richard stood in front of me, arms folded across his chest and a disapproving expression etched on

his handsome face.

His concern for my well–being was evident as he asked if I was sure about not wanting to find a way to stop the release of the article Marlene and my mother had paid the reporter to publish.

He hasn’t stopped talking about the fact that I hadn’t even had my first public appearance as his wife yet, and the repercussions of the article could lead to endless rumors and harassment from the

paparazzi.

I simply shrugged, a mischievous glint in my eyes, as I responded. “That’s exactly what I want,

Richard.” His eyebrows furrowed in confusion, and I continued, “My plan all along has been to make

Marlene use her own hands to drag the media into our business, and I’m just glad it’s happening

sooner than I expected.”

Richard’s bewilderment was evident on his face as he tried to comprehend my reasoning. “But, Amber, don’t you understand the consequences of such a public scandal? It’s too early for you to deal with

that. You’re not used to public scrutiny at all, he pressed, his voice laced with concern as he took

a seat on the edge of my bed.

I let out a soft sigh, realizing that Richard couldn’t truly grasp the depths of my plan. I turned to

face him, his form perched on the edge of the bed, and met his gaze squarely. “What I want, Richard, is for this story to become a big deal,” I explained. “Marlene’s intentions are clear. She wants to justify her marriage to Kayden, despite him being her former brother–in–law, while also attempting to portray me as the unfaithful wife, and I want that to happen because I’m going to use it against her eventually.”

Richard’s face contorted with comprehension as he started to see the bigger picture. “So, what you’re saying is that you have a plan to counter their narrative if things become a mess?”

I smirked, a sense of confidence coursing through my veins. “Oh, Richard, you underestimate me” I responded. “I have more than enough evidence to turn the tables and transform both Marlene and Kayden, particularly Marlene, into the villains of this story. One good thing, or should I say bad. thing, about my little sister is her big mouth. When she thinks she’s hurting you, she talks

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A flicker of realization illuminated Richard’s eyes as he began to understand the depth of my strategy.

“You’re not playing a defensive game, are you? Are you sure it won’t all go south?” he murmured, his

voice filled with awe.

I shook my head, a smirk tugging at my lips. “No, Richard. I’m going on the offensive,” I declared.

“I won’t allow Marlene and my mother to tarnish my name and reputation. They won’t succeed in making

me a bad person because I will expose their lies and deceit for the world to see!

“Another reason I’m also not that concerned is because, for now, Marlene isn’t my target. So I’m just

going to let her do whatever she wants and have fun with it. She’s a pregnant woman, and I don’t want

that crazy kid to hurt herself and hurt the baby,” I explained. “For now, we’ll focus on Kayden. He’s

our main target, and I know you said you want to take everything away from him one by one, but as for

me, I don’t just want to take things from him; I also want to make sure he can’t get it back.”

Richard stared at me with an amused look on his face. “You know, I used to think you were only a

pretty face with no ounce of sexiness, but I was absolutely wrong. The way you just spoke and the

look you had on your face–that was the sexiest you’ve ever looked,” he joked, and I threw him a death

glare.

“Please don’t interrupt me with your rubbish, Richard. I’m in no mood for it,” I responded in a

mock–annoyed tone.

“My apologies, Amber,” he said. “Now tell me, what is it you have planned?”

I sighed. “I want to get rid of the Black family. Without the Black family, Kayden would be nothing. So, if we want to get rid of him, we need to get rid of them first. His father, Anthony Black is

Kayden’s biggest support system. He always had Kayden’s back no matter the terrible things his son

did, and the reason for this is because, just like Kayden, Anthony is also a horrible person.”

“There was this one time I visited Kayden’s parents to play the role of a good daughter–in–law,

despite the fact that they always made it clear they didn’t like me. During my visit, I noticed

Julia, his mother, had way too much makeup on which wasn’t normal. So, I kept staring at her to understand why, and that was when I noticed that she had some purple marks behind her makeup,” I

explained.

Richard frowned slightly. “Is it what I think it is?” he asked.

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rather be crushed to death by a truck than expose Anthony as a violent man. Unfortunately, I couldn‘

ever get evidence since I didn’t think I cared back then, but I know very well what triggers Anthony and makes him mad enough to show what he really is,” I responded.

“Besides hitting his wife. Anthony also cheats on her, and I’m pretty sure he also hits the other women he sleeps with. Now, what I plan on doing is hiring a sex worker–someone who’s willing to do

anything for a huge sum of money–to have her seduce Anthony and become his lover. Then, when si

gains his trust and he lets his guard down, I’ll have her trigger his anger and get him to show himself.” I said, and Richard immediately frowned.

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“You’ll have him hit someone just to get evidence?” he asked.

“I know it sounds horrible; it is horrible, but if I want to rid society of a man like him and also

get rid of Kayden’s backbone, it has to happen. It’s called killing two birds with one stone, and don’t worry, he only has to hit her once and it’ll be done.” I responded, making it clear that I

couldn’t care less about the means as long as I would get results.

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