Accusations from a Mistress

Watching these people act without limits, I decided to stop trying to intervene.

From the moment they entered my home, they had been captured on camera.

The more arrogant they became now, the worse their consequences would be when the time for reckoning came!

I quietly observed as they wreaked havoc downstairs, destroying various antiques.

But it wasn't enough for them; brandishing their sticks, they prepared to head upstairs to continue their rampage.

I followed them up, no longer attempting to stop them.

The items upstairs were even more valuable—enough to ruin them financially and land them in prison for a long time!

I even noticed one of the younger streamers discreetly hiding a golden ornament in her clothing. This was theft, and it was illegal!

I watched silently until I saw Ethan open my wardrobe and pull out a wooden box.

My heart raced; that was the only keepsake my mother had left me.

"Don't touch that!" I shouted at Ethan.

"You say not to touch it? Then I'm definitely going to!" Ethan sneered, and with a wicked grin, he smashed the box onto the floor.

Crash!

The wooden box shattered, and its contents spilled out.

As I knelt before the remnants of my mother's only heirloom, my heart felt like it was being ripped apart.

The streamers immediately turned their cameras on me, mocking me with cruel remarks.

"Look everyone! The ex-con is crying!"

"Pfft! He doesn't deserve any sympathy; just wait until he sees what's coming!"

"Hahaha, this is karma! From the moment you did evil, you should have known this day would come!"

"Viewers, we're the Bad Guy Busters, here to deal with scum like this ex-con! Now he's left with nothing but regret—but it's too late! Where were you when you were doing wrong?"

"Isn't it satisfying to see this ex-con in tears? If you think so, send us gifts—we have more entertainment coming your way!"

Just as they reveled in their triumph, a group of police officers burst into the house.

I had an emergency alarm system installed; even without my phone, I could still call for help.