The Ex-Wife's Burning Elegance

Chapter 508

After the DNA test, it turned out that the child truly was Nicolle's son.

The revelation nearly drove his wife mad.

She hadn't killed the woman from the lower class, but instead, she resorted to the cruelest methods and tortured the boy to death.

When Nicolle learned what had happened, he cut all ties with his wife. He didn't let the O'Brien family intervene and filed for divorce himself.

The two, who had once seemed like a respectful, loving couple, became bitter enemies.

While the battle between them raged on, the lower-class woman took advantage of the chaos. Quietly, she slipped away with another child in her arms-never to be seen again.

It turned out she'd given birth to twins.

She knew full well that as a commoner, she was no match for people like them. Her only chance to save her child was to vanish without a trace.

Back then, Nicolle and his ex-wife's scandal made headlines. Even Aurora had heard bits and pieces.

His ex-wife was infamous for her venomous heart; everyone avoided her. No one dared marry her, or even get close.

Her appalling actions left her disgraced within her own family. The truth of her cruelty and violence became public knowledge.

Her family quickly abandoned her. Nicolle had her sent to prison, and just a few years later, she died there.

Both children's custody was awarded to the Watson family.

Nicolle's eldest son was exceptional-talented, ambitious, everything Nicolle had hoped for. Nicolle pinned all his dreams on him and planned to hand over the Watson Group as soon as the boy finished his studies abroad.

But whether it was karma for his mother's crimes or just a cruel twist of fate, his eldest son died in a car accident on the very day he returned home.

left only Florrie as the sole heir of

more than

interest in running the family business

destined to be left

found himself thinking of his first

child was gone, but clung to a thread of hope, wondering if a miracle

died years ago, worn out

only then that Nicolle learned the truth-she'd

had another

out,

was thrilled

had always been hopeless at business, and now, finally,

to

her

lessons on finance and

Having

Florrie

no resentment or

up with her father, jealousy

felt sorry

was just as eager for Antoney

she

father would no longer scrutinize her

listened to Florrie's

the Watson family was

come back to the

flickered with intrigue as she watched the handsome man