Evil MC's NTR Harem - Chapter 404

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One week later, Ross and his wives received a visitor at their massive mansion. It was a woman—an extraordinarily beautiful one. One of Ross’s wives opened the door for her.

“Is Penny Summers here? Can you please tell her that her sister-in-law is here to talk to her?” the woman asked.

“Yes, she is. Sure. Please come in,” Ross’s wife replied easily.

The beautiful woman stepped inside and was immediately struck by the absurd extravagance of the place. She had seen luxurious mansions before, but this one was on an entirely different level.

She was led to a large sofa and invited to sit. Before long, Penny came rushing down the stairs to meet her sister-in-law.

“Anne!” Penny called out, running down to embrace her. The two hugged tightly.

“How are you? It’s been over two years since I last saw you. You look even more beautiful today!” Penny gushed.

Anne, now 23 years old, was indeed stunning. She was a strikingly sexy woman with a curvaceous figure that never failed to draw attention wherever she went. But Anne wasn’t there to discuss appearances.

“Penny, how could you? How could you leave my brother like that?” Anne said seriously, her tone laced with disappointment.

Anne had recently received a call from her brother, Asher, who had sounded unusually despondent. Trusting her intuition, she flew in from New York to check on him.

When she saw him, she couldn’t hold back her tears. He had suffered an attack a year ago that left him permanently disabled, and now this—his wife had left him and taken their child with her.

Anne’s eyes bore into Penny as she awaited an explanation, her concern for her brother’s plight evident in her every word and gesture.

“You don’t understand, Anne. Alexander is not Asher’s baby,” Penny said quietly.

“I know. Everybody knows that, Penny. How could my brother give you a child when he lacked the necessary… tools to make one?” Anne’s voice was sharp but low.

“But why did you have to leave him? You could’ve built a complete family now that you have a baby to raise.” Her voice rose slightly before she glanced around nervously, checking if anyone had overheard.

She sighed in relief when she saw the room was empty; it seemed everyone had given them space to talk.

“I… I don’t love him anymore,” Penny admitted, her voice trembling. She wasn’t sure when it started, but it had likely been when Asher forced her to sleep with another man, his twisted way of proving his love for her.

That moment shattered everything.

It made her realize what she truly lacked in her life. She yearned for love and affection, but even more, she craved a man who made her feel confident and secure, someone she could be proud of.

Asher had deteriorated after the attack, becoming a shadow of the man he once was. Forcing her into an affair was the final straw that broke the camel’s back. There was simply no going back after that.

“You don’t love my brother? And who do you love now? That rich NBA superstar? Let me guess—he probably has a small dick and compensates for it by surrounding himself with a legion of beautiful girls.”

Anne’s voice was cutting, her eyes narrowing.

“Don’t make me laugh, Penny. What did he offer you to sleep with him? Money? Or are you just a slut who can’t resist scratching an itch?”

“It’s not like that… it’s complicated,” Penny stammered, her voice trembling as she fought to explain.

“It was your brother’s fault to begin with. He was the one who m—”

Anne fell silent as Penny told her the truth, every painful detail unraveling between them. Five minutes later, Anne sat stunned, her initial anger replaced by quiet disbelief.

“That dumb brother of mine,” Anne muttered, exasperated. She wanted to call Asher a fool, but it was hard to fully judge his decisions—after all, she wasn’t in his shoes.

If she were, would she have made the same mistakes? Love, Anne thought, had a way of driving people to foolish extremes.

She looked at Penny and felt a pang of sympathy for everything she had endured. Still, loyalty to her brother ran deep, and she couldn’t let go of that.

“Come back, Penny. Please. My brother needs you,” Anne said, her tone softening.

“And if you’re lonely… there are other ways to, you know, satisfy yourself. Like that dildo I gave you last Christmas. Did you ever use it?” She lowered her voice, mindful that their conversation wasn’t suitable for prying ears.

“No, I haven’t used that… thing,” Penny replied, shaking her head. Her voice dropped to a whisper.

“And I can’t go back to Asher anymore. I want Alexander to grow up with his real father. Besides…” She hesitated, her expression pained.

“I’ve fallen in love with Ross.”

Penny smiled sadly, her eyes reflecting a mixture of sorrow and resolve. She was heartbroken for Asher; despite everything, a part of her would always care for him.

But her feelings for Ross were different—stronger, deeper. She loved Ross more than anyone else in the world.

“Love or lust? That’s just the bitch inside you talking, Penny. Wake up! Please, before it’s too late. Who knows what my brother might do? He could sue you and Ross for adultery! You could both end up in jail!” Anne’s voice rose with urgency.

“No,” Penny replied firmly. “I know your brother—I’m his wife, remember? He won’t do that. Please, Anne, just let it go. There’s nothing you can say to convince me otherwise. I’ve already made up my mind.”

Anne opened her mouth, searching for the right words to sway Penny, but nothing came. Deep down, she knew Penny was right.

Both Asher and Penny had made mistakes, and as Penny had said earlier, their relationship was far too complicated to untangle now.

With a sigh, Anne stood and pulled Penny into a hug. Despite everything, she still cared about her.

“Take care, Penny,” Anne said softly before stepping back.

Penny nodded, her expression somber as Anne turned and walked out of the mansion.

Lost in thought, Anne didn’t notice the man standing in her path until she almost bumped into him. She startled and looked up, immediately recognizing him.

“I have an offer to make,” the man said with a confident smile.