The Broken-hearted She And The Icy He (Lily and John) novel Chapter 314

Chapter 314 The Breaking Point

Chapter 314 The Breaking Point

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But Bodger had her wrist locked in a crushing grip. Lily couldn’t break free, so she shot him a cold glare and said, “So whatever Mathilda says, you just buy it? How many times has she lied and gotten caught? Bodger, if you’re going to keep falling for the same crap, maybe just do everyone a favor and stop screwing with my life.”

Bodger flinched.

Bodger couldn’t help but think back to the incident near the fountain–not far from where they stood now -hen Mathilda had tried to frame Lily and it all blew up in her face.

His grip on her wrist loosened just slightly.

Then he noticed the blood still seeping from the cuts on Lily’s neck, staining the collar of her white shirt. A flicker of guilt tugged at him.

He was about to say something–maybe ask Sean to take a look at her injuries–when Mathilda’s broken voice rang out behind them, hoarse and trembling.

“I know I’ve messed up. I’ve lied. I’ve tried to hurt Lily before,” she whispered, her voice shaking. “But I’ve changed. I swear I have. I hate pain–why would I ever hurt myself just to set her up? My face… it hurts so bad. I don’t even know if it’s ruined forever. I’m a girl–I care about how I look. If I was faking, why would I go this far?” She sucked in several sharp breaths, like she couldn’t take the pain, then whimpered, “It hurts so much… I really can’t take it…”

Mathilda had blood running down her forehead, and her cheek was scraped up too.

Looking at her torn–up face, even Bodger started to doubt. It didn’t seem possible that Mathilda would hurt herself that badly just to set Lily up.

Which could only mean… Lily really had snapped–and attacked his sister.

“How could you hurt her like this?” Bodger’s voice was low, tight, and dangerous. His eyes filled with fury. And then it all came rushing back.

Lily had stolen Mathilda’s life for over a decade. The Ginger family had raised her, cared for her, and protected her. She had never shown an ounce of gratitude. Instead, she’d nearly gotten Mathilda killed, over and over. His hatred–and disappointment–reached a breaking point.

When she tried again to yank her arm free, he didn’t hesitate. He lunged forward and wrapped his hand

around her neck.

“Bodger!”

Jonah and Sean both shouted, their faces twisting in shock.

Sean’s stomach turned as he saw more blood dripping from the reopened wounds on Lily’s neck. His chest tightened so hard he could barely breathe.

But then he remembered. He remembered everything she’d done. How she’d left the family. How she’d hurt Mathilda before. And now? She’d pushed Mathilda into a pile of rocks and tried to walk away like

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Chapter 314 The Breaking Point

nothing happened. Maybe she deserved this. So he didn’t stop it.

“Let go of me, Bodger!” Lily’s hands trembled with fury.

She was so damn sick of being hurt by this psychotic family.

She clawed at his wrist, desperate to break free, but his grip didn’t budge–unyielding and brutal. He wasn’t just restraining her. He was trying to crush her.

Her lungs screamed for air. Her throat burned. Pressure built in her neck like it was seconds from giving

ONI.

She could barely get a breath. Finally, she forced out a hoarse cry. “I have proof. Mathilda set me up. Just give me time–I can prove it!”

The moment Lily said she had proof, Mathilda’s face drained of color.

But then she remembered–Lily didn’t have her phone, and she wasn’t wearing any kind of hidden camera. She had nothing.

Mathilda realized Lily was bluffing, just trying to scare her. The panic in her chest slowly eased.

Relief rushed back into Mathilda’s chest, and she doubled down, trembling as she sobbed. “It hurts so bad… What did I even do wrong? All I did was say hi, and Lily just snapped. She’s already taken everything from me–all those years of my life. What more does she want? Does she want me dead? Is that the only way Lily will ever be happy?”

“Stop talking like that!” Jonah said, his voice breaking with guilt and sympathy. “You didn’t do anything wrong. She’s the rotten one–selfish and cruel.” He turned to Bodger, his voice like ice. “She shoved Mathilda into those rocks. She did this on purpose. If we’re being fair, she deserves the same treatment. Throw her into the damn rocks. Let her bleed too.”

Bodger nodded without hesitation.

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