Chapter 237

If anyone had told Marguerite that she would ever have the audacity to speak to Powell in such a manner, she would have thought them delusional.

She always blamed herself for the worsening relationship between Powell and Frederick, even devising ways to mend it. But today, she realized that Powell was unequivocally biased.

Powell’s support for Maurice wouldn’t shift to Frederick even if she disappeared. He was determined to have Maurice, his legitimate son, replace Frederick, and there was no reasoning behind it.

Just like how she and Yuna were both Zoe’s children, yet Zoe wished her disaster.

Parental favoritism never needed a reason.

Lisette, who had been standing nearby, couldn’t hold back her anger upon hearing Marguerite’s words.

courage of a lion, setting your sights on our Maurice. I’ll

slap Marguerite, but Jocelyn quickly grabbed her wrist, “Stop it, Lisette! She’s

her to be your daughter-in-law, Jocelyn? You might be okay with her bastard child, but we, the Winstons, certainly arent!” Lisette, livid, grabbed Jocelyn by the collar, “So you’re

had already raised her hand and slapped Jocelyn across the face. The slap was much harder than any she would have given Marguerite. Marguerite felt a

herself,

I accept the punishment of my actions. But what about Jocelyn? She gave up everything to be with you, and now she’s being abused by your wife.

cane tightly, seething, “Marguerite, I am warning you,

forgot! When Jocelyn had Frederick, it was against her will, right? You were irresponsible when you were young, and now even more so in your

words stoked Powell’s fury

Marguerite with his cane, Jocelyn quickly pushed Marguerite towards the door,

I can’t stand it! Why don’t you fight

“I’m used to

“Come with me! He doesn’t love you, why do you stay and tolerate the abuse? Come live with us at the estate. Frederick still controls the Winston Group, I don’t believe he can’t protect

considered Frederick and Jocelyn as family. His sole

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