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

Chapter 1750:

The mention of Kylee sent a turbulent wave of conflicting emotions crashing through Belinda’s chest.

Those memories from that terrible day surfaced unbidden—Kylee’s actions had been nothing short of terrible.

Belinda pressed her lips together, the gesture barely containing her true feelings. Then, she said, “Everything unfolded so rapidly that day. Kylee must have been paralyzed by fear, which explains why she reacted the way she did.”

She chose her words carefully, driven by a need to ease Carola’s pain. Yet beneath her diplomatic facade, she harbored nothing but contempt for Kylee’s cowardly betrayal.

“I know,” Carola replied with a slow nod, her voice heavy with resignation. “Fear drove her actions, I won’t deny that. But when someone’s first instinct is self-preservation at any cost, it exposes something rotten in their character.”

sacrificing someone else for herself? And besides, I am her mother, yet she could treat me like that. It exposes just how

tears me apart. How did I raise a daughter capable of such heartless betrayal? What kind of person have I brought into this

absorbed every word, understanding the

own daughter was undoubtedly heartbreaking. But the most devastating blow would

terrible mother,” Carola

such a state, Belinda felt for

saying, “You’re being far too harsh on yourself. While parents certainly play a crucial role in

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within us—it’s part

probably guided her according to your own moral compass. During her younger years, she likely followed your teachings and walked the path you laid out for her. But as she matured and encountered new influences, she began forming her own judgments about right and wrong. She might have chosen to pursue what she believed was the correct course,