How a Dying Woman Rewrote Her Epilogue
Chapter 728
Lucinda's face froze in shock, her usually cool and striking features unraveling
into unguarded disbelief. For a long moment, she seemed at a loss for words.
Then her expression hardened, incredulity replacing confusion as she fixed Jarrod
with a stare. "Do you even hear yourself? All this over a woman? Is it really worth
it-"
"When Dad had other women, you certainly didn't react like this."
Jarrod's words cut in, leaving no room for doubt.
Back then, he'd been caught in the crossfire of their bitter relationship more times
than he could count.
He wasn't even ten when Lucinda and his father started fighting in earnest. But
both families cared deeply about appearances and reputation-their marriage
was a show of unity, so in public they played the part of a loving couple, while in
private their arguments were explosive and relentless.
He remembered thinking how exhausting it all was.
Neither of them cared about anyone but themselves, whittling away at each other,
day after day, year after year.
Jarrod knew Lucinda had suffered her share of heartbreak in marriage. But he
couldn't accept that she would knowingly hurt Elodie, standing so firm and
righteous-even though she herself had once been in such a position. Any
compassion she might have had was now locked away, unreachable.
trembled with anger, her beautiful
a nerve that exposed all the rot she'd
want to keep arguing. The pain of the day was already
his tone quiet
up. I'd appreciate it if you stayed out of my business.
it won't matter."
called down to the driver
she was
didn't say another word to
Jarrod stepped back into the room, Elodie was already
responding to messages
she
acted as if nothing had happened-as if Lucinda had never even
there.
and gently touched
the hospital, she'd been running a fever,
seemed much better.
want to talk to
you're going
low, weighted
No matter how
felt, he
everything-inside and out-about
Elodie's condition.
what Jarrod had said to Lucinda. It left her
anyone. Jarrod was willing
family because of
a
she said
"I've been
lost my hair.
much to say.
wake up
pills, and the
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