When Cora married Byron, he considered it an ordinary arranged marriage, but for her, it was marrying for love.

He didn’t know how much effort she put in to be with him.

Unlike the Westwood family, the Reed family had many daughters and weak familial bonds. She was the unfavored daughter, born to the early–deceased original wife of the unfavored second son.

From an unnoticed, pitiful girl, Cora transformed into the wife of the Turner family heir, defeating her many sisters and numerous well–known young women from Andphis City.

But unlike Teri, that fool who only pursued love, Cora clearly understood that love was illusory and elusive.

She liked Byron, but she was also content with this respectful but distant relationship.

Regardless, she married the man she admired, earned the title of Mrs. Turner, and

would be the sole Mrs. Turner in the future.

She used to strive for perfection in everything to secure a future in the Reed family. Later, she was cautious and socially adept, aiming to become an impeccable matriarch once Byron officially inherited the Turner family.

If Minerva had not appeared, everything would have proceeded according to plan.

When Byron proposed to divorce her, she thought he was crazy,

The person who had always been upright and self–controlled actually lost his mind over a woman.

She could accept him having affairs. Even if it pained her deeply, she could still smile and clean up his messes.

Even if he developed real feelings, she could tolerate it as long as it did not threaten her position.

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But he refused. He said he loved Minerva and wanted to marry her.

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The person who was usually meticulous, reserved, and solely driven by profit suddenly came alive, like a clumsy, inexperienced youngster, impulsive enough to disregard his reputation for the person he liked.

She could tell he was serious.

Byron, the designated head of the Turner family, always got what he wanted. The only reason he negotiated with her was because she was not at fault in this marriage.

She did not have the power to refuse.

Cora sat idle in the study all night. In the morning, she finally asked him if they had to divorce.

Byron said yes.

agreed but requested that the divorce not be publicized for now, to give her time to prepare, and

Byron, and

Byron died, Cora had just received her prenatal examination report from the hospital, confirming a healthy baby

tell

family were obsessive and irrational. Who knows if he would force her to have

child would make it difficult to sever ties

did not

leaked to Minerva

ironic that he thought he had found love, unaware that the person had the flames of revenge burning in her

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love blinded

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the first in the Turner family to suspect

also noticed his distraction and hesitation

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even though there were no clear signs yet, she decisively pierced the condom, determining

if she divorced with a large

prestige of being Mrs. Turner was far beyond what a divorced woman from the Reed family

give up this

she had a child and gave birth to the Turner family’s grandson, the Reed family, driven by their greed and pragmatism, would fully support her and her child, becoming their strongest

offered her more benefits

was

her might have been even less

love for someone not be perceived? Even if she tried to restrain herself, her affection would still spill out

surely understood as

a woman’s love; compared to tangible

loved him, but she loved power

unwilling to return to the Reed family and retrace her difficult climb

the top.

might never understand, even in death, that the wife who adjusted

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urged him to come home early would be the

not friends, but they formed a brief

went as smoothly

into chaos, and Avery was also confused. He was not only involved in Byron’s death but also threatened suicide to

into seclusion.

was greatly devastated by the sudden

family as a widow,

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