My Roommate Framed Me for Crashing Car—It’s Owner Was My Brother Chapter 07

My Roommate Framed Me for Crashing Car—It’s Owner Was My Brother Chapter 07

The moment Ethan heard half a million dollars, his 

carefully polished mask shattered. 

The calm, reasonable guy he liked to pretend he 

was disappeared. 

That kind of debt could ruin his family. There was 

no way he would willingly take it on. 

He denied the baby was his, then raised his hand 

and slapped Madison hard across the face in front 

of everyone. 

Smack. 

Blood appeared at the corner of Madison’s mouth 

as her head snapped sideways. 

“Bullshit! Who knows which random guy knocked 

you up?” 

Ethan practically spat the words, his face twisted with rage. 

“You shameless slut. You stole a bike, caused this whole disaster, and now you’re trying to use some bastard baby to blackmail me? I’m not claiming it!” 

Madison cupped her swollen cheek, something 

feral flashing across her face. 

Cornered and crazed, she launched herself at 

Ethan and knocked him down. 

They grappled in the dust. 

Madison raked her long nails across Ethan’s face, 

leaving several bloody scratches. 

Ethan shouted in pain and punched her in the 

stomach. They yanked each other’s hair, clawed, 

bit, and rolled wildly across the ground. 

All that “true love” they’d bragged about turned 

into an ugly spectacle the second money and 

consequences entered the picture. 

I stepped back, took a cup of hot coffee from one 

of the security guards, and sipped it slowly. 

Meanwhile, the elite legal team Grant had brought 

was already organizing the evidence at the scene. 

They set up a portable printer and produced two thick damage assessments and formal demand letters on the spot. 

The lead attorney adjusted his gold–rimmed 

glasses and walked toward the two people still 

fighting. 

Two security guards stepped in and forcibly pulled 

them apart. 

The attorney slapped the paperwork against their 

dirt–streaked faces, his voice flat and clinical. 

“Ms. Blake. Mr. Carter.” 

“Based on the damage to Mr. Whitmore’s property and the video evidence, you are jointly liable for $500,000 in repair costs.” 

“You have three days to pay in full. Otherwise, we will file suit and seek enforcement through liens, 

wage garnishment, and seizure of assets.” 

Each sentence closed off another escape route. 

The other cycling–club members stood nearby, sweating through their jerseys. 

Ryan was terrified he’d be treated as part of the 

scheme and end up facing massive liability 

himself. 

Panicked, he pushed his way forward and held out 

his phone. 

“Grace! I’ll testify!” 

“I have screenshots from the group chat, plus the payment Ethan sent me and the voice messages where he paid me to get everyone to freeze you 

out!” 

“They manipulated us. We had nothing to do with their actual plan!” 

The other riders followed his lead, practically tripping over one another to reveal every shady thing Ethan and Madison had done to me. 

The second the dam broke, everyone piled on. 

Their own evidence nailed Ethan and Madison to the fraud and framing scheme. 

With nowhere left to turn, Madison crawled to my feet. 

She clung to my uninjured leg, sobbing so hard 

she could barely breathe, and knocked her 

forehead against the gravel until it bled. 

“Grace, I was wrong. I know I was wrong!” 

“We lived together for two years. Please, just 

forgive me this once!” 

“I could work my whole life and never pay this 

back. Please, Grace. I’m begging you. Don’t ruin my life!”

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