The Abandoned Wife

"Ah!" cried out Aubree as she violently threw the phone in her hand away. "I'll ensure that b*tch, Roxanne, regrets the day she was born! She must be the one responsible. She has to be!" With that, Aubree was about to rush out when Samuel stopped her in her tracks.

"Idiot! Have you forgotten about what happened at the Farwell residence yesterday? Do you actually think it's a good idea to confront Roxanne now?" rebuked Samuel.

Aubree seemed even madder after listening to that. "You're my father! Can you really sit by and do nothing while those people cursed at me online? Since our family has nothing left to lose, I'm going to drag that b*tch down to the abyss with me!"

At that point, Samuel could no longer hold his anger in, so he slapped his daughter so hard that she fell into her bed. "You're the reason our family is ruined, yet you show no remorse! In fact, you seem more than ready to repeat your mistakes. Now you listen to me well. I don't care if you have to kneel before Lucian or grovel at his feet; you will convince the man to stop keeping our family in his crosshair because you're responsible for this mess! Otherwise, nobody can save you!"

and his daughter was to be subjected to legal procedures

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finally regained her hearing, the first thing she heard was her father telling her to kneel before

I'll beg for Lucian's mercy. I'll go right away!" responded Aubree with nothing but hate in her eyes,

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Calm down! Where are you going?" questioned Gina while trying

she rushed out of the

to do? Is she going to do something stupid again? You have to stop her!" "You're the reason she's who she is today, so you should figure it out yourself!" uttered Samuel, who was already having an unbearable headache, before striding into the