# Chapter 581: The Draining Truth
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 581 of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews". This chapter is absolutely gripping, filled with shocking revelations, desperate struggles, and a confrontation that will leave you breathless!
Let me take you right into the heart of the action. Keira had rushed toward the bathroom, her instincts screaming that something was terribly wrong. Peter hesitated for a moment, calling out that Jenkins was taking a shower and hadn't run away, so he wouldn't go inside. But no sooner had those words left his lips than they heard the bathroom door being kicked open, followed by a cry of surprise from inside.
Susan's voice rang out, demanding to know what Keira was doing. Peter stood frozen in shock as he stepped into the bathroom and found Susan and a maid standing there. His confusion was palpable as he asked what they were doing and where Jenkins was.
What they saw next made both Peter and Keira cry out in alarm. Jenkins was completely submerged in the bathtub, her body limp and motionless. They immediately moved forward, ready to pull her out, when suddenly they heard a strange gurgling sound. Both of them stared in disbelief as the water in the tub began to drain away, revealing Jenkins's head slowly emerging from the depths.
Let me take you back one minute earlier. Jenkins had been forcibly held down by Susan and the maid, completely unable to fight back. She could feel death's cold hand reaching for her, the Grim Reaper beckoning her toward the darkness. She had given up hope, accepting her fate, when her eyes caught something strange at the bottom of the bathtub—a white blur that seemed like heaven itself.
But wait, how could there be a plug in heaven?
That realization hit her like lightning. It wasn't heaven—it was the bathtub drain! With her last ounce of strength, Jenkins stopped struggling and instead focused all her energy on reaching that drain. Slowly, painfully, she stretched her head toward it, her fingers searching desperately until they found the valve. With one final pull, she yanked it hard, and the water began to drain away.
The gurgling sound filled the bathroom, and Jenkins heard the cries of surprise from Susan and the maid as they realized what was happening. They tried desperately to turn on the tap, but it was already too late. Filling the tub took time, but draining it was fast, and soon Jenkins's head was completely above water.
Peter rushed over and grabbed her arm, pulling her up. Jenkins was barely hanging on, having swallowed so much water that she kept spitting it out. She slumped in the bathtub, completely helpless and unable to move. Keira approached her, pressing on her abdomen to expel all the water from her stomach, then turned to face Susan and the maid with fury in her eyes.
Keira demanded to know what had happened, what they had done. The maid immediately looked guiltily at Susan before averting her gaze. Susan quickly fabricated a story, claiming that Jenkins had confessed to being the poisoner and that she was simply interrogating her to get the formula ratio so Uncle could be saved.
Keira frowned in disbelief. "She confessed?"
Jenkins, still weak and slumped in the bathtub, heard this and immediately glared at Susan with eyes full of burning hatred. She shook her head, trying to speak but unable to form words. She could only listen helplessly as Susan continued to twist the truth, claiming she had checked Jenkins's bank account and found a deposit of one million dollars from the night before.
Keira scoffed at the ridiculous accusation, but Susan kept lying, insisting that Jenkins had admitted everything.
"You... are full of shit!" Jenkins finally found her voice, grabbing Peter's hand for support as she stared at Susan with eyes brimming with hatred. "You're lying! I didn't..."
But Susan was relentless, throwing her phone in front of Jenkins and daring her to check her bank card. Jenkins bit her lip, trembling as she opened her mobile banking. The figure of one million appeared before her eyes, and she stared in shock. It was indeed a transfer from yesterday.
Jenkins turned back incredulously to look at Susan, who was sneering triumphantly. "Peter, you see? This is the evidence!"
"No, it's not. I don't know who..." Jenkins looked like she was about to cry as she turned to Peter. "I don't know who transferred this to me... I was in this room all day yesterday. I haven't..."
Peter stared at her with a gloomy face, saying nothing. Seeing this, Jenkins felt a touch of disappointment rise from the bottom of her heart. She looked at Keira with desperate eyes. "Miss, I didn't do it! You have to investigate. You must check thoroughly! I am innocent!"
Tears rolled down her face, but she was still so soaked that no one could tell whether it was water or her real tears.
Susan quickly dragged the maid forward, demanding she testify that Jenkins had confessed. The maid was terrified, looking cautiously at Keira and Peter before shrinking back. She knew that if she didn't blame Jenkins today, her guilt of collaborating with Susan would be exposed.
Taking a deep breath, the maid lied. "Yes, that's right! She just admitted it, and that's why Miss Simpson and I questioned her. We felt that the Olsen family is too kind, too concerned with evidence, and probably couldn't make such a ruthless move, so we wanted to make a contribution..."
Jenkins cried out in anguish, demanding to know why the maid would slander her like that. But Susan stood there, arms crossed, looking smug as if she were looking at a dead person.
Jenkins lowered her head in despair, repeating that it wasn't her. She smiled bitterly when she heard a voice saying, "That's enough!"
She turned incredulously to see Peter speaking. Susan immediately tried to twist his words, claiming he was telling Jenkins to stop making excuses. But then Peter spoke again, his voice heavy with authority. "Susan, I'm talking to you! Enough is enough. Stop your little show right now!"
The statement shocked everyone. Even Keira raised an eyebrow, surprised that Peter had finally brought his brain with him today.
Susan looked at him in disbelief, demanding to know what he was talking about. Peter took a deep breath, his face grim as he stared at her and slowly said, "Apologize to Jenkins!"
Susan cried out in protest, insisting that Jenkins was a murderer who had poisoned Uncle. But Peter gave a bitter smile and dismantled her argument piece by piece. Would anyone hire a person to poison someone and pay them afterward? Why would Jenkins ask for the money after poisoning Uncle? Was she so eager to get caught?
Susan tried to argue, but Peter saw through every excuse she made. Finally, he dropped the bombshell that left Susan completely stunned—there was surveillance in the room.
Susan's pupils shrank dramatically as Peter revealed that the guest room had been unoccupied for so long precisely because anyone who made a mistake in the Olsen family would be confined there to see what they would do throughout the night. Everything Jenkins did last night, including if she contacted anyone from outside, was recorded.
Peter stepped forward and declared that the surveillance would prove everything. Susan tried to call his bluff, but Peter dragged her out of the bathroom and opened the mirror, revealing the hidden surveillance camera inside with its light blinking.
"How is this possible?!" Susan stepped back in shock, unable to believe her eyes. She had checked upon entering the room and found no place where a hidden camera could have been installed. But now, all her lies were about to be exposed.
Jenkins, supported by Keira, came out of the tub and demanded that they check the footage. She was pale, her lips white from lack of oxygen, but her voice was filled with anger. "Go check the surveillance; she just tried to kill me! I want to review the footage and call the police..."
Susan immediately tried to backtrack, apologizing and claiming it was all a misunderstanding. She begged them not to check the footage, but Keira insisted. "The Olsen family doesn't mind this trouble. If Peter doesn't dare to check, then I will."
Susan blocked her way, admitting that she had slandered Jenkins. Then she dropped the real bombshell—she claimed she had done it all because she loved Peter.
Peter was dumbfounded. "You love me?"
Susan began to cry, claiming that ever since Jenkins appeared, Peter had only had eyes for her. She was afraid Jenkins would steal him away. Peter was completely bewildered, but as he thought about it, he realized that Susan might be right. He had always felt the need to see Jenkins every time he went home, and he enjoyed teasing her and watching her get flustered.
The realization hit him like a ton of bricks. The Olsens were supposedly carriers of the "romantic gene," but how did he end up being so fickle in love? He gazed absently at Jenkins, realizing that even seeing her pale face made him feel sympathy. This was bad, very bad...
Peter abruptly shifted his gaze away, no longer daring to look at Jenkins. He rebuked Susan sternly, but she challenged him, asking if he was sure it wasn't true.
Susan confessed that she had arranged the million-dollar transfer to frame Jenkins. She cried and apologized, asking for forgiveness. But Jenkins stared at her, shaking with anger. She remembered how she had almost suffocated, the pain of near death, and knew that if it hadn't been for her own effort, she would already be dead.
"No. You can't afford my life!" Jenkins said angrily, turning to Keira and asking if she could call the police. Keira nodded, supporting her decision.
But as Jenkins was about to make the call, Susan rushed over and grabbed her phone. Then she knelt before Peter, begging him to help her. "Peter, I saved your life back then because I loved you. Are you going to mistreat me for an outsider? I am your lifesaver! Tell Jenkins to stop. Ask her to forgive me this once!"
Peter looked at Susan, hesitation written all over his face. Images of that car accident from back then flashed through his mind, and in a daze, he remembered seeing Susan pulling him out to safety. She had gotten her arm scalded trying to save him. He couldn't just stand by and watch...
Peter turned toward Jenkins, hesitating as if he wanted to say something, yet he knew he shouldn't ask. Seeing this, Jenkins looked at Susan and sneered. "What lifesaver?"
The chapter ends on this tense, unresolved note, leaving us desperate to know what happens next!
**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:** Wow, what an intense chapter! The tension was absolutely palpable throughout, and I was on the edge of my seat during the bathtub scene. The way Jenkins managed to save herself by reaching for the drain was brilliantly written—a moment of true survival instinct. I love how Peter finally stepped up and used his brain, exposing Susan's lies with the hidden surveillance reveal. The emotional complexity of the love triangle is fascinating, and I'm really curious to see how Peter's growing feelings for Jenkins will develop. Susan is a formidable villain, using every trick in the book to protect herself, including pulling the "lifesaver" card. This chapter had me gasping, crying, and cheering all at once!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating: 4.7 / 5 Stars
**Next Chapter Prediction:** I predict that in the next chapter, Jenkins will reveal something shocking about the car accident that supposedly made Susan Peter's lifesaver. There's clearly more to that story, and I believe Jenkins might have been the real person who saved Peter, or at least knows the truth about what really happened. Susan's lies are about to come crashing down, and the confrontation between her and Jenkins will reach its explosive climax!
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