Facade of Love

Chapter 36 Unqualified as a Wife

I was taken aback for a moment, a bit perplexed. “Why would I hate you?”

His expression darkened slightly, and he leaned toward me with an aggressive posture, his dark eyes narrowing. “You don’t hate that Moore is pregnant?”

I frowned, feeling he was being irrational. There was a slight tightness in my heart, but I still responded calmly, “It doesn’t amount to hate. We got married due to family alliances. Although we’ve lived together for two years and have gotten used to each other, our relationship never reached the point where we couldn’t live without one another. So, there’s no talk of hate. But yes, there is resentment. Idris, you could have told me about your affair with Moore beforehand. If I had known about your relationship, I would have planned for it, and we wouldn’t have to face the difficult situation we’re in today,”

“Planned for it?” He smirked, his expression turning somewhat stern. “What plans? To divorce me? Or to look for someone

else?”

“Idris Young!” I was getting angry, frowning at him, feeling that he was being increasingly unreasonable. “What right do you have to mock me? Haven’t I done my part well enough? I’m your wife, yet you stayed out all night for Moore, got her pregnant, and allowed her to insult me time and time again. What did I ever do? She moved into the old manor so blatantly, yet I never said a word against it. What more do you expect me to do? Tell me You don’t need to speak in riddles here, okay?”

I truly wanted to have at least one hysterical argument with him, but I knew that arguing was useless, so I suppressed my dissatisfaction, acting as indifferent as an idiot to everything happening around me

Why did he still have to come and disturb my peace?

ay but silently t

Idris did not respond to me right away but silently stared at me. Those deep, restrained black eyes revealed no emotion, as if what I had just said was all nonsense.

he finally spoke, “You’ve done your part very well as a daughter–in–law of the Youngs, but

I scoffed. “So?”

hoarse and seductive. “You can do

look at him and say, “Are you

up straight. “You don’t need to worry about Moore. Once she gives birth, I will make proper arrangements for her future. Yvette,

l*ps, growing even more puzzled. Proper arrangements? How exactly did he plan to do that? How could one make arrangements for a woman who had given birth

highly

he truly thought too of me. Did he actually believe I would turn a blind eye to his

Young, how you

for eight months until Moore gave birth, and then I could leave. How he wanted to arrange anything was none

upstairs, but he blocked my path, his eyebrows slightly furrowed with a touch of helplessness. “Yvette, did you not take in a word

dismissively said, “I heard you. I’ll trust you.

was just a matter of feigning Ignorance for

Unqualified

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mood to listen to him continue. He paused for a

Benett.

hummed a response, and went