Unmasking the Heiress by Sisi Yea

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Julia was not the only one silenced by his words. Andrew and Lydia, who had been loudly urging Walter to leave Evangeline and be good to Julla, froze in shock.

Walter had never paid them any mind, and he certainly was not about to start showing them any courtesy.

"I heard every word you two said. I'm going to dig up every dirty deed you've done to Evangeline. And let me make this crystal clear: If she sheds one tear because of you, you'll pay back tenfold, in blood!" Walter stormed out, not even sure how he managed to leave.

Ditching his bodyguards, he found himself in a bar, knocking back brandy after brandy. All he could see was Evangeline's gaunt face, feigning strength.

What had he done to her? Why did he not ask more questions and try to understand her suffering?

Reflecting on his treatment of Evangeline since their marriage, he was filled with such self-loathing that he could barely stand it.

With a final burst of anger, Walter stormed off, his bitter words echoing behind him.

couch, utterly drained by the confrontation that had

that tramp Evangeline! What are we going to do?" Lydia's face was ashen as she clutched at Andrew's arm,

had been paralyzed with fear from the start, and Lydia's demands were the last thing he

Sure, Julia is too young to know how to keep a man interested, but you're her mother, Shouldn't you have taught her something? And now, thanks to you, Walte A

Fosters... We're dealing with the Fosters! The notorious family that's a household name from Gord in the South to Foster in the North!" Crossing Walter was bad enough,

could dig up dirt on anyone. If they uncovered the Andrews' past deeds, would they stand

was swift and firm. "Enough with the tears and drama. If you want to stay alive, pack your bags. We need to get out of

sight of the black-suited bodyguards waiting outside sent a

were Evangeline's

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the couch,

last way out! We're toast, just sitting ducks!" Beside him, Lydia was a mess, tears

was teetering on the edge of a