His unwanted wife, the world’s coveted genius by Derk Blaylock

Chapter 100:

Jada leaned closer, her voice dropping to a whisper. “I was actually thinking of using the incident to tarnish her reputation, but now that I think about it…”

“I believe it would not be wise. I’m sorry, Kylee, but we need to think of a different plan.”

Kylee, despite seething with rage internally, put on a calm demeanor and said smoothly, “Oh, Jada, there’s no need for apologies. Besides, I’ve forgiven Belinda already. We’re sisters, after all. How could I possibly harbor any resentment towards her?”

Her words, dripping with feigned sincerity, masked her true intentions.

Today, she had planned this gathering specifically to twist and amplify the tale of her woes, knowing full well that her companions reveled in gossip and would eagerly spread the rumor. Her ultimate aim? To tarnish Belinda’s reputation irreparably.

She had thought her plan was foolproof—even if the Thomas family tried to intervene afterward, it would be too late. The damage to Belinda’s reputation would have already been done. And since she wasn’t the one spreading the rumors, even if the Thomas family sought revenge, they wouldn’t trace it back to her.

her side this time—encountering Belinda had

dare cross her again. Kylee’s

the uncomfortable encounter, Belinda returned to the dining area without mentioning the incident to Carola. She just resumed her meal in

with a napkin, turned to Belinda with a concerned look. “Belinda, can you tell me what’s really going on between you and Kylee? You used to

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her smile tinged with bitter irony as she responded softly, “I just came to see things clearly, that’s all. Sometimes, the people who present themselves as allies might not really have your best interests

she pondered for a while. “The human heart is intricate and

unspoken implications, made

from her chair, signaling the end of the

waiting for a response, Belinda collected her belongings and left,

calling, requesting her presence at a family

agreed. Given Harold’s rare insistence, she suspected