The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 1079 Sweet Talk

Even if Jaxon were to deny her claims that he was cheating, he would not be able to clear his name.

Although the photos Phoebe had sent her were blurry, the photos Phoebe had posted online were as clear as day. Jaxon probably never imagined that Judith would have found his spam account.

In truth, women weren’t stupid when it came to things like cheating. Most of the time, they would have the same intuition as Sherlock Holmes regarding situations like these. Not to mention, it wasn’t hard to find those things with Wynter’s help.

Judith turned to Wynter and nodded. She held onto something before she said, “Did you call me just to talk about this? Do you even believe your own words?”

She did not mention the book outright as she wanted to take a step–by–step approach. That way, Jaxon would not be overly defensive.

Jaxon still believed he could resolve the matter by coaxing her. His eyes lit up as he said, “If any word I said was a lie, then I’ll be struck down by lightning!

“Honey, I know you’ve spent a long time at home. I know that you’re worried you’ll be left behind by society considering that you don’t have a job.

“I understand that all of these factors may cause you to overthink, but, honey, you should understand me. Everyone else can misunderstand me, but you should understand that I won’t let you down as I still love you.

“As for my mother, you should just let her be. She’s old and wasn’t born in our generation. I’ll go home and talk to her.”

Jaxon sure was good at sweet talking. He continued, “Also, you’re pregnant now. I’m worried since you’re out there on your own. Why don’t you tell me where you are

go and meet you now, alright?

Quinnell took you away. I know the Quinnells. I’ll treat

Judith had heard him say

ROSTME

Sweet

being considerate

she had taken a step back to see the bigger

bus and asked her to tolerate Georgia’s

really was being considerate

would often claim that most women had a bad relationship with their mother-

that their mothers–in–law were often rude and

their daughters–in–law had often made things harder for

such things happened because

back and not

filled with determination as she said, “We can talk about treating

Quinnell to a meal some other day. I want to

I was the one who wrote that

you’re the one who wrote it? Did you never tell her

because the doctors said that I could not sit