After Divorcing my Captain Husband

"I know. The 'accident' I'm referring to wasn't your mother willingly sleeping with the Miller."

Wendy had always loved her husband deeply, even after he cheated on her with Tiffany. She never truly let go of him; otherwise, she wouldn't have suffered a mental breakdown from the shock. Chloe frowned. "Then what do you mean?"

Amanda sighed deeply, "Back then, your father was doing business and needed the Miller family's investment. But they didn't see any potential in the project and turned him down. So your father had to find another way." Chloe didn't understand what she meant.

She knew her father had always been in business but had never heard Wendy mention this.

"Your father offered your mother to the head of the Miller family to secure the deal."

The implication was clear.

Chloe was filled with shock.

Although her memories of Charles were hazy, she remembered him being a devoted father when she was young.

He would bring her gifts every time he returned from a business trip and was always considerate towards Wendy.

If it weren't for his affair being exposed after his death, she would have always believed her parents had a loving relationship.

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silence, Amanda's eyes filled with pity. "I know it's hard for you to accept this, but I think you need to know the truth about what happened

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back, but they never divorced. Your father used this to blackmail the Millers, and they gave him a large sum of money." No wonder there was a time in her memory when her family was very wealthy, and Charles' work was surprisingly successful

during that time that their family started saving money and gradually built up

believe that your father's infidelity later on was likely because he couldn't accept that your mother had been with someone else and had a child." These cruel truths caused a sharp

mom always knew that my dad had

and Marvin fell silent at this

known; after all, she woke up the next day in the Millers'

couldn't imagine the despair her mother

her to someone else like an object, just

mom always said it was her fault, that she had made

raised a hand to wipe away the tears on her

Wendy's words, thinking the mistake she referred

it to be

that time, the Millers were immigrating, and your mother had a complicated relationship with them. Your father didn't tell

crisis, burdened with