The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 62

“Lucy, this was all your doing, wasn’t it? You planned for your nephew to ruin my daughter’s reputation at the banquet! How could you be so cruel!”

Carly stepped forward to explain. “It’s not what you think…”

“Get and Harl shoved her aside.

Carly stumbled backward, hitting her head on the wall. A red mark quickly formed on her forehead.

Lucy immediately pulled Hazel by the collar. “How dare you hit Carly!”

Hazel didn’t back down, she grabbed a fistful of Lucy’s hair and clawed at Lucy’s face. “Who do you think you are, Lucy? You’re nothing but a slut that married your own brother–in

As the Tate family rose to prominence over the years, Lucy’s scandalous past was slowly forgotten. However, Hazel had brought it out to the open once again.

The crowd broke into whispers.

“Wait… Lucy married her brother–in–law?”

“You didn’t know? Lucy’s first husband was the Tate family’s eldest son, Aaron. After he died, she married his younger brother, Hayden.”

she slept

up, you

two of them went at each other–clawing at each other’s faces

break them apart, Wayne stormed in and

Tracy grabbed onto Carly’s arm and they

chaos as the two families continued to lighteach

frozen on the spot. She couldn’t comprehend how her birthday banquet

it! Stop fighting!”

was a loud

crashed into the banquet table, sending the tired birthday cake

Sonia cried

table, knocking over the delicate painting Adam had gifted her. The painting bell onto the ground and was subsequently trampled over

she cried out, “My painting! Stop fighting, please! It’s supposed to be my special day

she was devastated.

chaos, Celine, who was still hidden behind the curtain, watched

gift she had prepared for

had managed to bribe a maid to spill wine on Tracy’s dress. That was all she had to do to

a bitter smile appeared on her face. Nobody knew better than her the hypocrisy and selfishness of

been the one caught in such a compromising situation today, the two families would have quickly teamed up to

their own stakes were on the line,