Revenge with My Undercover Cop Hubby
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The door burst open, and the police rushed in, shoving the men forcefully against the wall.
Kelly blinked through the blur of her tears, her voice shaking as she pointed at the men. “They were going to take turns…” Her words were thick with fear, the tension in her voice unmistakable.
The men froze, their faces drained of color. One of them stammered, his voice cracking. “No, we weren’t
But Kelly’s gaze didn’t waver. She turned sharply to Yvonne. “She’s the one who told them to do it,” she said, her tone cold and firm.
Yvonne’s face turned pale, her lips trembling. “No, no, it wasn’t like that! She … she threw water on me! I just wanted to scare her, teach her a lesson. I never meant to hurt her…” Her voice cracked with desperation.
Melody stormed in then, her eyes blazing. She shoved a phone into the hands of the officer. “Here’s the video,” she said, her voice filled with anger.
Kelly didn’t flinch. She handed her own phone to the police. “I recorded everything…” she said calmly, despite the fear still echoing in her chest. “While they were attacking me, I scratched them.”
She lifted her hand, showing the officer her nails, stained with skin and blood. “Their DNA is under my nails.”
The officers glanced around, seeing the four men already surrounding Kelly. They knew what had happened.
“Take them all in. And you, too!” one officer barked. He moved quickly, ushering the men and Yvonne out of the room.
Kelly stood motionless, wiping the tears from her eyes with the back of her hand. Her face was unreadable. her eyes locked on Yvonne.
She had warned her, hadn’t she?
The problem with the Lynches was simple: they had been coddled and protected all their lives. They were raised without understanding the consequences of their actions, sheltered from reality.
Kelly knew Yvonne all too well.
Back in school, Yvonne had led a group of thugs to bully girls she didn’t like, thinking her family’s money and influence could shield her from any harm.
But this wasn’t high school.
This wasn’t a world where her uncle could make everything disappear..
This was real life, and it was happening in a hospital
Kelly knew exactly what she needed to do. She didn’t need to strike first–just get on Yvonne’s nerves, and she would make a mistake. That’s exactly what happened.
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Take her to Regina,” Kelly’said flatly, her voice void of emotion.
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Melody, still clearly worried, draped her lab coat around Kelly’s shoulders. “Are you okay?” she asked, her Voice soft with concern.
Kelly nodded slowly. “I’m fine. But they’re not.”
The female officer stepped forward, speaking in a calm tone. “We just need to take a statement from you, get some samples, and do a few checks.”
Kelly gave a small nod.
With Melody by her side, they left for the police station
Yvonne had already made her biggest mistake by the time the Sunderlands and the Lynches arrived at the station. She had already confessed to everything. She admitted to hiring the men, to orchestrating the attack, and to wanting to punish Kelly. But she denied any involvement in the assault itself—though anyone with eyes could see the truth.
None of that mattered anymore. She had broken the law, and now it was time for the law to remind her of the consequences.
“Kelly … ” Melody’s voice was laced with concern. “Beau must’ve been behind this, getting them to cause trouble for you at the hospital.”
Kelly gave a faint smile, though it didn’t reach her eyes. “I know.”
“Kelly… are you really planning to stay at the hospital?” Melody asked, her confusion clear. She didn’t understand why Kelly insisted on going back.
“I’m showing Beau … I’m still here.” Kelly’s voice was calm, but firm.
This was her rebellion, her way of telling him she was alive, of reminding him she wouldn’t be pushed down easily.
As long as she was breathing, the pain they’d caused her would come back to haunt them.
Regina and Yvonne? They were just the beginning.
Kelly’s phone buzzed, interrupting the moment. It was Beau.
She answered the call.
“Kelly,” Beau said, his tone dripping with false warmth. “I heard Yvonne has been causing problems at the hospital?”
“Yeah,” Kelly replied.flatly. “Like Regina. Bad upbringing, no respect for the law. But that’s okay. Bad parenting, I guess. The law will catch up.”
Beau went silent for a moment, his anger palpable even through the phone. When he spoke again, his words were tight, as though he had to force them out. “Kelly, Yvonne is my niece. Her mother’s health is … not in the best form …”
Here it came. The guilt trip.
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But since she was only a niece, Beau wasn’t going to bother doing more than a phone call. That would be enough for him.
“She’s not my problem,” Kelly shot back, her voice cold. “My parents were healthy… until someone decided to take them away.”
The line fell silent once again. Then Beau’s voice came through again, but this time it was different–heavy with something like pleading. “Kelly, I know you’ve been through a lot… Please, just consider doing me a favor. For my sake…”
“You think you’ve got any favors left to ask?” Kelly cut him off sharply. “You’ve already used them all up with Regina.”
Beau seemed taken aback. He knew Kelly wouldn’t back down, so he tried again, his voice now edged with frustration. “Kelly, you need to be careful. You’re alone in this…”
The threat hung in the air, unmistakable.
“Mr. Lynch, you’ve got to be kidding,” Kelly said, her voice trembling with emotion. “Can’t you see? I’m not alone. My parents, Dr. Cooper, Michael–they’re all behind me, protecting me.”
There was a sharp click as Beau hung up, leaving Kelly staring at her phone.
Her hands were trembling with anger.
Beau… He owed her so much. So many lives.
She would make him pay.
“Kelly…” Melody’s voice was soft, filled with concern as she squeezed Kelly’s hand. “I’ll always be by your side.”
Kelly nodded, tears filling her eyes. She clung to Melody like she was the only thing keeping her from falling apart.
“Kelly… you’re not alone. I’ll protect you, I swear,” Melody promised, her hand gently patting Kelly’s back.
With Melody’s steady hand in hers, they began walking back.
Oscar, just finishing his shift, was waiting to pick them up.
As Kelly slid into the car, her phone rang again. It was Gary. “Kelly … we found Zev.”
He’s found?
The words were out, but Gary’s voice shook.
Kelly stiffened, her whole body going rigid. She couldn’t breathe. Her tears came without warning. “Is he alive?” she whispered, barely able to get the words out.
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