Chapter 724 The Hunts Who Plot Against One Another

Nora was standing upstairs and watching the intense discussion downstairs.

She clearly saw that Justin had trembled lightly when Mrs. Hunt walked out.

Nora sighed silently.

Justin might never have ever thought that his grandmother, who had raised him into an adult, would also be part of the group of people plotting against him.

How sad and lonely must that man surrounded by his so-called family members be right now?

Justin was a man who had always been scheming and inscrutable, so he didn’t say anything

Iris, however, stared at the group of people. The woman, who now knew the truth, was suffering quite the mental breakdown at the moment—not for herself, but for her son!

Her entire body shook with anger, and she rushed up to Herman, stretched out her hand, and slapped him across the cheek.

Smack!

 

She had put all of her strength into the slap, causing Herman’s head to turn to the side.

Nora saw that Herman could have avoided the slap, but he didn’t. Instead, he chose to take

it.

Iris screamed, “Herman Hunt, you are so despicable! Never mind that you plotted against me, but how can you plot against even your own son?!”

Herman’s head was turned to the side. The handprint on his cheek quickly swelled up visibly, which went to show just how furious Iris was.

He looked at Iris calmly. “Iris, I don’t mind if you blame me for this. It’s all because I am too incapable. Twenty years ago, I didn’t have the ability to keep you by my side; twenty years later, I still don’t have the ability to keep you with me. When we got married, we had clearly vowed that we would never abandon each other for the rest of our lives, but unfortunately, you have offended someone you should not have.”

When Herman said that, there was sorrow in his eyes as he gazed at Iris.

To be honest, hadn’t he also loved Iris when he was young?

In fact, one could even say that he still did.

Ian had both courted Yvette. Later, after Yvette chose Ian, he had also been envious of the beautiful love between

had

gentle Iris had been to the poor lad Philip, his heart had skipped

had gotten the Hunts to

not manage to take Yvette as his wife. The only person in New York who was comparable to

that he had only courted Yvette back then just to fight with Ian. Towards

to agree to the proposal,

honestly that their marriage was a political one, that she had no

on getting married. At that time, he was already in love with her.

into the head

then, when the Hunts were suppressed by him, just how tormented had he been? His father had spent his entire life turning the Hunts into a big and powerful family, but before the

Iris, but at that time, he had also suffered great emotional

eyes. She merely felt that the man in front

to me from the start! Even if I have to leave with Justin,

Herman possibly bear

jaw and narrowed his eyes. “You want to take Justin away? Justin is my, Herman Hunt’s, son! He is a descendant of the Hunts! Are you planning to take him with you as you

couldn’t

was the one taking full advantage of her and her son, yet he was also the one saying that Justin was his son, so they

Herman must

asked, “Herman,

returned to the family, and would never have fought with our son for the position of

finally understanding what

because of Herman’s selfish intentions that

would have been able to trick Iris into staying with him eventually. But Herman hadn’t! Instead, he had used Justin to keep her captive, preferring to imprison her for twenty years in a suburban villa as though she

fists tightly. “Herman, you are such a

eyes and took a step forward. “I don’t care whether you call me despicable or shameless, but Iris, you

stared at

also looked at

said, “Justin, you are my son, why would I do anything to harm you? If your mother goes to Philip and asks him to stop, then I will take it that

a

still wanted

in a daze, she heard Justin’s

impossible. Tell me

towards Justin. He pointed at him, his finger

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