Chapter 244

At first, I suspected that Ewan was secretly some big shot. But then, I saw how respectit he was toward Steven. Later, I suspected that Ewan was using Stever’s position as the Lincoln family’s heir and his mental disability to give himself free rein.

“You’re still young, so you don’t know how evil people can be.” Ewan didn’t really answer my question. He seemed to be changing the topic, but there was an underlying meaning to his words that I didn’t really get.

“My father died in an accident at a construction site when I was a teenager, and my sister was only five at the time. My mother abandoned us and fled after taking the compensation for my father’s death.

“From then on, my sister and I only had each other. I studied and worked at the same time. I had to pick up trash just to make a living. Thankfully, there were kind people in our lives who helped us out of the slums.”

Ewan walked beside me as we headed to the courtyard. He looked at the weeds poking out from the ground and pulled them out with a smile. “My sister was beautiful. Everyone said she was lucky that she could marry James.”

At the time, Ewan’s sister had indeed married above her station by marrying James.

I looked at him in surprise. James had indeed had a wife, but I never expected her to be

Ewan’s sister.

“If I wasn’t working as Mr. Lincoln’s assistant, James would have never met my sister.” Ewan sneered. “He married her, but it was likely only because he wanted me to take his side–he thought Mr. Lincoln Senior had high hopes for me. It was too bad that he was a

scumbag, though.”

His gaze landed on my belly. “When my sister was six months pregnant, her looks and figure took a turn for the worse because of her hormones. James didn’t like that she was no longer pretty, so he had affairs left, right, and center.

“He became entranced with a popular starlet and insisted on divorcing my sister despite

was already six months

divorced?”

pregnant at the time. If she’d refused to get divorced, James wouldn’t have been able to do anything.

that the starlet placed in James‘

faintly.

look on his face made a

obvious marks. She told James to whip my sister until she agreed

she insisted on remaining married, it

The level of cruelty

bit too much to drink. He whipped

was as if he’d already let the matter go. But I knew he hadn’t and

Lincoln

that he’d played a huge role in making the Lincoln

it was today. He wasn’t a simpleton.

weren’t for the nanny being on good terms with me and risking her life

car door. “I’m sorry, Mrs. Lincoln. I shouldn’t have

happened after that?”

we understood each other. His eyes reminded me of my sister’s, so I transferred all my guilt

but I couldn’t help thinking that

in his

deserved. He’d had too much fun in his youth, so he’d lost the ability to have children. He’d even injured his

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