Side Chick Era... Over

Chapter 497

A paternity test confirmed the truth. The boy was indeed Kenneth’s biological son.

The revelation nearly drove his wife mad. She didn’t kill the woman directly-Instead, she used the cruelest of methods to torment the boy until he died.

When Kenneth learned the truth, he severed all ties with his wife and, despite the family’s objections, divorced her. The once- courteous couple became bitter enemies.

Amidst their escalating conflict, Kenneth’s first love took advantage of the chaos. While no one was paying attention, she quietly left with another child and vanished without a trace.

It turned out she’d given birth to twins. She knew, as a commoner, she couldn’t win against the powerful Westin family. So she disappeared, hoping to save at least one of her children.

Back then, the scandal between Kenneth and his ex-wife had shaken high society. Even Victoria had heard whispers of it.

The ex-wife’s venomous nature became common knowledge. People shunned her. No one dared marry her. No one even dared get close. Her appalling actions had disgraced her within the Westin family.

Everything she’d done-her violence, her cruelty-was eventually exposed. Her own family abandoned her, and a few years after Kenneth had her imprisoned, she died.

The custody of her two children fell to the Westin family.

Kenneth’s eldest son, raised under his close guidance, had grown into an exceptional young man. He was the family’s pride and heir-apparent, poised to inherit the company after completing his studies abroad.

On the very day of his return to their country, the

Only Abby was left.

interest in business or power. All she wanted was to coast through life as a carefree heiress. She had no

Westin family appeared to be on the

first love. He believed

discovered left

not before giving birth to a son.

twins.

He had another son.

Kenneth with

thrilled, too. She finally had an out-no more forced business

father’s love, she

the contrary, she

would

father would finally stop focusing all his energy on

1/2

account,

had no one left to shoulder its future. John had