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Archer's first love wanted to see an extreme performance, specifically requesting that I take the stage myself.
I said in disbelief, "I'm due to give birth in one day."
Archer interrupted me, his face full of disgust as he said:
"It's not like you haven't miscarried before. If you lose this one, you can always get pregnant again, can't you? What are you standing there for?"
With that, he tied me up 300 feet in the air. I endured the abdominal pain and completed the most dangerous fire dance.
When I landed, Archer was embracing Melody as he looked at me.
"You knew Melody has PTSD from a fire incident, yet you deliberately sprayed the flames so close? You woman, your heart is truly wicked!"
He waved for his bodyguard to bring over the flame and pressed it against my leg.
As the fire ignited, the air was filled with the sound of burning flesh.
His first love pinched her nose and said:
"Big sister looks just like a pig on fire. It warms my heart to see, and I'm not scared anymore!"
Archer only had someone put out the fire when I was barely conscious.
Then he left with his first love, striding away.
I suffered severe burns all over my body, and I lost my baby too.
Four lives for one life - the debt I owed has finally been repaid.

My Husband Asked Me to Perform a High-altitude Fire Dance

I gazed at the layers of sweat on his face and embraced him fiercely.


Kael also patted my shoulder, as if to comfort me.


The police officer, restraining Archer, said:


"Archer, you're suspected of illegal detention and intentional harm. You're now under formal arrest."


I stood motionless, staring at him coldly, feeling no ripple in my heart.


Archer was handcuffed and shoved into the police car.


I stood at the mansion's entrance, watching the direction the police car disappeared.


Archer, the man who once caused me unbearable pain, finally paid the price for everything he'd done.


Kael walked up beside me and gently patted my shoulder.


Once, I was afraid to accept new people.


Afraid of being hurt again, afraid of repeating the same mistakes.


But every time he stood before me without hesitation, it made me feel a sense of security and warmth I'd never experienced before.


Chapter 10