After Divorcing my Captain Husband

Chapter 111 The Truth of the Past

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Michael frowned slightly, "Wasn't it just Tiffany having an affair with your father and giving birth to Lucy?"

"Just an affair?" Chloe was so furious that she looked up and took deep breaths.

She had never felt the air so thin for her.

"Do you know that at my father's funeral, they exposed the truth of his affair in front of all the relatives, leaving my mother humiliated? Then they took all the money left by my father and moved abroad, leaving a pile of debts for my mother and me. Is that also 'just an affair' to you?"

Chloe had long been disappointed in him, but she had never expected him to side with Lucy and accuse her with such a lack of moral bottom line.

They were still in the hospital room, and although Wendy had been given a sedative, Chloe was worried about disturbing her.

She didn't want Wendy to hear these old memories, not even in her dreams.

"Anyone has the right to tell me to let

right to tell me to let go, but not you, and certainly not Lucy and Tiffany!"

She regained some of her rationality and turned her head away

Chapter 111 The Truth of the Past

from Michael.

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of what she

that Charles had just had an affair and that it had nothing to do with Lucy. He had no idea that Lucy and Tiffany had done such a terrible thing

felt a wave of regret for not understanding the

for three years, even through hearing from nurses and doctors, he had

was said that she had suffered a severe shock that led to

breakdown.

fragility, that she was so desperate over a

that it wasn't just

Wendy was not having an episode, she

didn't visit her often, he knew that Wendy was someone who valued her dignity and had extremely high standards for

she must have been to

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colleagues. Wendy and I treated them like family, but what did we get in return? We were the only ones kept in the dark. "The last thing Lucy said to me in front of the mourning

faintly at Michael beside her. "Do you also think I can't surpass

course, that was what

would he unhesitatingly stand on

being unenlightened and

times.