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

Chapter 1096 We Can Be Free From Nightmares

As he looked out of the window, Dalton continued calmly, “When you’ve seen enough horror, you’ll be

Immune to it. Have you ever watched a fortune teller dispelling a formation? Back when they first started, they weren’t as courageous and composed as they are now.

“But as they gained more experience and encounters, they came to realize that this world is full of strange things and started getting used to it.”

Dalton’s sentiment echoed Wynter’s intention. She refused to see Judith remain trapped in self–denial even after the incident. Throughout her life, Wynter had encountered various patients grappling with the

same question.

Why would they do such a thing to me? They were the ones at fault, not me. But why was I the one being

criticized?

Despite their loud musings, the world remained unjust. One had to perceive the truth clearly to retaliate against the discrimination.

she hoped to guide Judith out of her anguish through

approach.

When she noticed the photo, her body shook violently. She was left utterly aghast by

the harsh comments, Wynter held

would do this to you. You’re asking yourself the same question you previously asked me, and now you’ll have your answer. Indeed, age isn’t the

nature of humans.

remain loyal to

there’s kindness too. Just

something you must face after your divorce, and it may linger even after your return to society. It’s a past we can never deny–a truth you’ve written in your post. But once you realize you’ve been doing the right thing, you’re finally free from

Judith lifted her gaze as her eyes widened. How

Judith often dreamt

the scorn and criticism being thrown at her. Each time she woke up from the dreams, she felt as though she had experienced

a divorce, Judith feared that her nightmares would come true. It was a torture that practically

saw my ith in my dreams. My father abandoned me for his precious adoptive daughter. I saw the fall of the Qunnell family,

meeting Judith’s gaze, Wynter softly added, “That horrifying