Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

Chapter 301: Expulsion

Genevieve frantically explained that she had made preparations to return, but now she had clashed with Magnus at such a critical moment, only increasing the distance between them. When Magnus had said those words before, she hadn't taken him seriously, not believing he could be so heartless as to inspect her luggage. However, just because he didn't, didn't mean Aurora wouldn't. Caught red-handed, Aurora looked at her with a mocking expression.

"Genevieve, ask yourself, has my father ever mistreated you during these years in our home? Look at the jewelry and ornaments in your suitcase-are they few? My father bought so many for you, yet you're still not satisfied, even taking my mother's belongings. This bracelet was a token of love my father gave to her, bearing my mother's name. It was her favorite. When she was still alive, she would polish these pieces of jewelry every day. Now you even want to take these, aren't you afraid my mother will come looking for you at night?" Aurora said in a low voice, frightening Genevieve so much that she fell to the ground, sweating profusely.

Seeing that bracelet, Magnus could recall Victoria's shy face, such beautiful memories, now spoiled by this woman.

"I've changed my mind. You can't take any of the jewelry! I bought them all; they are mine," Magnus declared coldly. Genevieve became so agitated that she stomped her feet, "Magnus, how can you treat me like this? I've been with you for so many years, wasted so many years of my youth, and bore your children. Is this what I deserve?"

"I have been diligent as a father and husband all these years. I have provided you with generous material conditions, making you stand out among your peers. I've taken good care of you, never slacking for a day. Besides bearing two children, what else have you done? From their infancy, the children were raised by nannies; you spent your days shopping and visiting salons. What else do you do besides spending money?"

"I've been with you so long, and you never married me legally. Now you want to throw me out, and I must leave without anything. Magnus, do you have no conscience?" Genevieve began to bring up old grievances. She had said back then that she didn't care about the status; she just wanted to be with him. But now, she seemed like a completely different person. Magnus watched her coldly, "Apart from not giving you a title, where have I failed? You know why we never married, and now you blame me?" The more the couple argued, the happier Aurora became. Genevieve had only a few changes of clothes with her, clearly keeping a backup plan to return to the Montgomery family. Since she had driven her away, how could she possibly allow her to come back? Such wishful thinking. She had dug her own grave; even the heavens couldn't stand it. After this, Magnus would surely be done with her, just waiting for the paternity test results, which would surely be interesting.

"Alright, I don't want to make this ugly. Keep the jewelry and just go," Magnus said, looking extremely weary. He had just seen Genevieve's vile demeanor, a side of her he hardly recognized.

"Fine, take them all."

Genevieve packed all the jewelry, and with her somewhat empty suitcase, she left in a huff.

rain, where do you expect Mom to go?" "Dad, I'm begging you, don't make Mom leave. You've been married for so many years, why

and spend the rest

told you that you could leave with dignity on your own. Making a scene now won't change the outcome; it just makes everyone

more, I'll

knew the situation was beyond salvage. Particularly with Aurora present, if she didn't leave, Aurora would surely use some

let me call a cab for you," Aurora approached

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pretend to

to the foyer, and as she opened the door, a storm

she stepped out. She had left this place many times before, but never with such a heavy heart as now. She had thought about leaving first and coming back once Magnus had

she would never have the chance to return-it

we do without you?" Ivy

would want to leave a happy life unless it was absolutely necessary? She was leaving because she

"Dad..."

hold you back," Magnus

for Genevieve not to leave, but now, realizing it affected them too, they