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

Chapter 1577 No Forgiveness for Cheaters

Abigail was bewildered when she first arrived at the scene. For years, she had always maintained the upper hand. She was confident that the old and ugly Natalia stood no chance against her and would soon surrender her place as Gideon's wife.

Knowing Natalia's notorious temper, Abigail had planned to provoke her into a fallout. She intended to paint Natalia as an incompetent wife who failed to keep her husband in line and as a grouchy woman lacking an educator's qualities.

Wynter was aware that Abigail's harassment had pushed Natalia into emotional turbulence. That was why Wynter chose to confront the issue in such a way.

Women often faced greater challenges than men. If a woman had expressed her pain over a failed marriage, people would judge her as unstable. They would even mock her attempts to confront the homewrecker, claiming such actions were pointless and humiliating.

How ridiculous. Why should a woman pardon her cheating husband and the homewrecker? It was only fair to confront the homewrecker for her indecency.

and filled with absurd remarks. The most classic saying criticized women for clinging to their partners after the love had faded, mocking the women's

the relationship. Agreeing with the saying, Abigail intended to taunt Natalia and turn her

that the public often overlooked those involved in adultery. Meanwhile, the woman was expected to move on with her life

injustice. Natalia had proven herself as a dedicated educator and deserved to be honored for

to have a chat with Ms. Zaretsky," Wynter said as she took a

Natalia looked up and met Wynter's gaze. In that fleeting moment, an

the beginning, Ms. Zaretsky. I understand you're usually busy

marriage without splitting any

and

for my uncle. I'm sure you've heard about the

Noah. Everyone in Hawford knew about the tumultuous divorce between the Whitman and