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

Chapter 692:

While Kylee could grasp Holley’s actions against Belinda—given that Belinda wasn’t her child—Baker’s consistent coldness toward Belinda was baffling. Was there an undisclosed motive behind his behavior?

Baker’s eyes flickered with a shadow of emotion as he processed Kylee’s question. After a heavy silence, he confessed, “Because I hate Carola! Had it not been for her schemes and pressure, your mother and I would never have been torn apart. She made your mother become a mistress. It’s Carola’s fault—all of it! Just thinking about it makes me mad. Seeing Belinda just reminds me of Carola, making it difficult for me to show her any warmth. I never loved Carola. Your mother is the only woman I’ve ever truly loved.”

Upon understanding Baker’s sentiments, Kylee gave a slight nod. A knowing look passed between Baker and Holley. As Kylee left, she felt a weight lift from her shoulders.

Reflecting on her situation, she realized that having two mothers might not be a bad thing. Her real mother could use her identity to do things to Belinda for her, and Belinda wouldn’t suspect a thing. Wasn’t that perfect?

With her identity no longer a secret, there was no denying it anymore. As long as Carola and Belinda remained in the dark about the matter, all would be fine.

office of

as he regarded Holley across the desk.

story world

Do not seek her out anymore!” Holley stated

a joke. His gaze hardened. “Do you honestly believe you’re in a position

am Belinda’s mother! Naturally, I have every right to intervene in her

narrowed. He scoffed, “Her mother? The same mother who is

with heated indignation, “Those were unintended mishaps! I’m her mother. I would never intentionally hurt

Lucas replied, his gaze piercing with

a bit panicked internally. After composing herself with a deep breath, she fixed a stern gaze on Lucas. “Let me be clear. Belinda harbors no affection for you. She has always had feelings for another. You are merely a substitute in her