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A Father Returns Home

A Cruel Stepmother Try To Hurt His Only Son

Ethan ran toward his screaming son with panic clearly showing in his eyes.

He saw the silver bowl and ice scattered all across the wet floor.

Elena: Sir! She poured ice water over your baby while you were gone!

Victoria: Ethan, don't listen to her! She is completely out of her mind!

Victoria wiped fake tears from her eyes and held her own chest dramtically.

Victoria: The maid dropped the ice and pushed me when I tried stopping her!

Ethan looked down at the soaked white blanket on the soft sofa.

He touched his baby son's small hand and felt how cold it was.

Noah was trembling endlessly in Elena's protective embrace under the heavy flag.

Ethan looked up at his stepmother with pure fury burning in his chest.

He knew Elena was a loyal maid who always cared for his son.

He had long suspected Victoria wanted to get rid of the child.

Ethan: You dared to try and harm my innocent child in my home?

Victoria: I am your mother! You cannot take a maid's word over mine!

Ethan stepped forward and confronted Victoria directly in the center of the room.

His fists clenched tightly at his sides as his body shook with anger.

Victoria backed up against the wall as she saw the dark rage in his face.

Victoria: Ethan, please! I only wanted to quiet him down for a moment!

Ethan: He is a baby! You poured freezing ice water directly on him!

Ethan raised his hand and pointed sternly toward the large double doors.

His voice echoed loudly throughout the massive open ceiling of the mansion.

Ethan: Get out of my house right now before I have you arrested!

Victoria gasped loudly as she realized her plan had completely failed today.

She looked around for help, but the other servants turned their heads away.

Nobody in the house was willing to defend her cruel actions anymore.

Ethan took his wet baby from Elena's arms and held him very close.

He wrapped his warm suit jacket around little Noah to keep him safe.

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