Single Mother of a Werewolf Baby

Chapter 82: Hundred Rape Case

In the luxurious hall of a grand villa, the atmosphere was thick with tension. An elderly man, clearly the patriarch

of the household, sat sternly on the main seat of the hall. His back was straight, his expression thunderous, and

his eyes burned with restrained fury. In front of him stood a middle-aged man with his head bowed low,

shoulders stiffened under the weight of shame. Around them, several men and women stood silently,

maintaining a careful distance from the confrontation.

The old man suddenly erupted, his voice booming through the hall.

"How did you raise such a bastard? Tell me! Didn’t you know what kind of son you were bringing up? Did you

ever do your duty as a parent? Look at this mess!" His voice cracked near the end, and the fury seemed to

overwhelm him... his chest heaved, and he started coughing violently.

A middle-aged woman rushed to his side in alarm. "Dad, please calm down," she said softly, handing him a glass

of water. He took a few sips, and gradually, the coughing subsided.

Trying to bring scontrol to the situation, she continued, "We're all doing our best to find the woman who

attacked Luke. She was clever enough to disable all the CCTV cameras in the area before the incident. But we've

compiled a list of all the women who could've possibly held a grudge against him. Eyewitnesses gave us a partial

description. We're narrowing it down... we'll find her soon."

The old man slammed his fist on the armrest, his eyes now bloodshot with fury. "You're missing the point! There

are over a hundred names on that list. One hundred! Do you hear me?" His voice broke with disgust. "How could

our family raise such a beast? A monster! Honestly, | wouldn't blthat woman if she cback and took his

other leg too."

He broke into another coughing fit, this one harsher than before. This time, a trace of blood stained the

handkerchief he brought to his mouth. Panic erupted in the room as family members rushed to support him, their

faces painted with fear and disbelief.

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Meanwhile, in a serene courtyard surrounded by flourishing greenery and fragrant flowers, a scholarly-looking

man in his fifties sat in a garden chair. Dressed neatly in a traditional robe, he calmly sipped his morning tea

while listening to his secretary, who stood before him, reciting a detailed report.

After the reporting ended, the man slowly set his teacup down and asked in a composed voice, "You're certain

the patriarch of the Baxter family is in the ICU?"

"Yes, sir," the secretary replied. "I confirmed it personally. One of my friends works at the hospital. The old man

collapsed after learning the truth about his grandson."

"Good," the man said, nodding with quiet satisfaction. "Our thas finally come. Arrange a press conference for

those three women... today. But each must speak at a different tand location. | want the headlines filled with

only one name... Luke Baxter. From dawn to dusk."

"Understood, Boss," the secretary replied without hesitation.

The man narrowed his eyes. "Tell me, were any of those three women’s names included in the list of suspects

the police made?"

"Two of them were," the secretary confirmed. "The third wasn't."

"Perfect," the man said, the edge of a smirk touching his lips. "Leak the list to the media. Frit as an internal

document from the police department... make it look official. Say these were the women Luke Baxter assaulted

and that his family silenced them. Let them burn in their own lies."

"Yes, Boss. I'll handle it immediately," the secretary replied before leaving the courtyard.

Now alone, the man looked around the peaceful garden as if absorbing strength from the nature surrounding

him. He adjusted his glasses and tilted his head toward the sky.

"Emily... forgive your father," he whispered softly. "I failed to protect you. | let you wander into the world without

teaching you about the animals disguised as men. | should’ve warned you... not every smile is kind, not every

hand is safe. | thought | was giving you freedom... but | sent you unarmed into a battlefield you didn’t even know

existed."

His voice cracked, but he continued, "I should've asked more questions, looked deeper into your eyes, held you

tighter, longer. But | promise you, my child... your dad will avenge you. Tell your mother I'll join her soon... but

only after | bring down the Baxter family. And even if the gods try to stop me, | will defy the gods."

His voice dropped to a soothing tone, as though he were lulling a child to sleep. "Just remember... your dad

always loved you."

A few silent tears escaped his eyes. He gently removed his glasses, dabbed his cheeks with a handkerchief, and

then, with deliberate calm, resumed sipping his tea as though nothing had happened.

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By office time, the media had exploded.

News of the so-called "Hundred Rape Case" had hit the public like a storm. Until the morning, people had been

split in opinion... swere shocked by the brutality of the mysterious woman in black who severed Luke

Baxter's leg, while others questioned whether the act had been justified. But the revelation that Luke had

allegedly violated over a hundred women turned the tide entirely.

At first, one little known online news portal named this situation "Hundred Rape Case" to attract more traffic. But

this phrase caught the eyes of sintecelebrities. Soon, the nswept across the internet.

Enraged citizens flooded social media with demands for justice. Comments, hashtags, and reposts surged by the

minute. People no longer saw Luke as a victim, but as the predator he had long hidden behind wealth and

privilege.

News stations began rolling out

special segments. Talk shows

cancelled other topics just to discuss

the scandal. Netizens (epuidordd an

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ofd article bY 3 law professor written

years ago... an exposé on how

convicted rapists were being granted

parole far too easily over time,

despite life sentences being the

norm. The article, almost forgotten,

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One user posted the article link under a viral news thread, saying, "This is why monsters like Luke Baxter walk

free. Enough is enough! Reform the justice system."

Soon, the professor himself... once a

little-known academic, was thrust

into the national spotlight. Reporters

limeghup at is doorstep. TV studios

offered him live interviews. Within

hours, he beca public figure, a

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Online polls popped up everywhere: "Should parole be abolished for rapists?" "Should the Baxter family be tied

for obstruction of justice?" "Should the mystery woman be hailed a hero?"

Leaders of women’s rights organizations seized the moment. Using their media connections, they appeared in

studios, shared stories of countless survivors, and condemned the judicial loopholes that let Luke continue his

atrocities for so long.

The media frenzy only intensified.

What began as a brutal street incident had transformed into a national reckoning... a societal outcry against

everything wrong with the justice system.

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Amid this whirlwind of outrage and awakening, the person who had unknowingly lit the match to this firestorm

was sound asleep in her soft bed, undisturbed by the chaos unravelling across the kingdom.

With no Freya around to prepare her morning routine, she woke up late... just past eight. Stretching lazily, she

yawned and casually checked the tbefore calling her team.

She quickly dressed and made her

way to the airport, where her shadow

team awaited her. Yipgudeayishe

polene bhiGate ulfstream

G650. After completing the

necessary formalities, the engines

roared to life, and the aircraft took to

the skies, bound for Nigeria. The

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