Chapter 869 The Truth Burns
Steven stared coldly at Janet. The murderous glint in hist deepâset eyes made her instinctively step back.
His gaze was terrifying. Even through a screen, the chill he radiated could suffocate anyone.
Then, his icy voice rang out. âMiss, do you really think Iâd mistake someone else for my wife?â
He couldnât fathom why everyone seemed to believe Queenie was his spouse.
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Since marrying Diana, he had never intended to marry Queenie. The kindness he showed Queenie stemmed from gratitude for her saving his life.
However, he had overlooked Dianaâs feelings.
He had asked for a divorce multiple times because he had misunderstood Diana.
But one thing was undeniable. He had been wrong. Diana had cared for him during his toughest two years, yet he hadnât shown her the gratitude she deserved.
Steven realized he had done what all despicable men do, taking the one who loved him for granted.
The memory of his past missteps sliced through him like a blade.
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sneered. âWhy act so intimate every day, making everyone think youâre a couple?
Steven, youâre the worst kind of man! You have a wife, but you canât even maintain proper boundaries, with another woman.â
Steven fell silent.
Janet suddenly turned to Sam. âAnd you think youâre innocent, Sam? Every time I schemed against Carolyn, you blindly believed me!.
âYou never trusted your wife. Sheâs been completely let down by you. If it werenât for her pregnancy, do you think she wouldâve endured this marriage for so long?
âWhenever I said I was hurt or in pain, youâd drop everything to be with me.
âI sent her intimate photos of us on purpose, making her think we were having an affair. Sheâs been wanting to leave you for ages! If your love was truly unshakable, would I have been able to come between you two?â
She pointed a trembling finger at both men, her tone dripping with sarcasm.
âLook at you, greedy, selfish men. You both have wives at home yet canât resist flirting with other women.
âYou deserve to be divorced. You deserve to live in misery. Men like you donât deserve happiness or true companionship.â
Turning to Steven, she continued her tirade. âSteven, everyone
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âNo wonder she doesnât want to admit sheâs married to you. Married men like you, who donât respect boundaries, hurt their wives the most.â
âYou never feel you crossed a line, but you always hurt your wife.
âYour wives give you respect, work tirelessly for the family, and allow you to focus on your careers. But what do you do in return? You cross lines with other women and engage in inappropriate touches and intimate relationships. When your wives endure it silently, you keep testing their limits until theyâve had enough and leave you.
âIf you hadnât crossed the line, what can other women do?
âMen like you blame the women when relationships fail, but if you had kept your distance and honored your commitments, no other woman could have seduced you.
âThe most hypocritical are you two. And you, Steven, are the biggest hypocrite. You act like a loving couple with Queenie in front of the media.
âYou send her millions of dollars every month, buying her an island, yet ignoring your real wife. Tsk, a man like you has no right to scold me.â
Diana blinked, stunned. For all Janetâs venom, her words struck uncomfortably close to the truth.
Sam froze, his expression bewildered.
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stalkedâ¦you did it on purpose to make me come to you, just so Carolyn would misunderstand me?â
âOf course,â Janet said coolly. âSam, can you honestly say you never had feelings for me? That you were never tempted?
âYou also see me as a woman, and your thoughts have wavered. Thatâs why you keep running towards me. Every time you rushed to my side, leaving Carolyn behind, you hurt her. Sheâs tolerated you, endured you to the extreme.
âNow she canât take it anymore, and thatâs why sheâs divorcing you. Your love wasnât exclusive, and thatâs why I have found a way in.
âSo, why blame all the faults on me?â
Janet screamed with heartâwrenching intensity.
She had once planned to marry Sam. After all, they werenât biological siblings.
But Carolyn had swooped in and stolen him away halfway through, leaving Janet with a grudge that had never faded..
Sam was completely baffled. He had no idea what she meant by âboundaries.â
âJanet, Iâm nothing like Steven.â
Steven didnât want to be dragged into this.
He suddenly regretted being here at all.
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because I cared about you as my sister. But you twisted my concern to drive a wedge between me and my wife. You say I donât respect boundaries? Have I ever slept with you or even held your hand? Iâve only ever loved my wife. You claimed your leg was injured, so I had a bodyguard carry you. Did I ever hold you myself?
âSo tell me, what do you mean by âboundaries,â huh?â Sam was. livid. âIf it werenât for your constant fake illnesses, would I have left Carolyn for you? Would I have been stuck cleaning up your mess? You took advantage of my kindness again and again. because you knew I wouldnât abandon you!
âSteven openly flirts around. Did I ever flirt with you?â
Steven sighed. This wasnât the argument he wanted to be a part of.
Janet froze, unable to respond.
She admitted her intentions werenât pure. Sam had never treated her romantically.
But she was a woman, and women understood each other.
Every time Sam rushed to her side, she knew Carolyn would feel jealous and despair.
âBut Sam,â Janet finally said, her voice bitter, âevery time you left Carolyn to come to me, she grew more disheartened. If I canât be happy, then neither of you deserve happiness.â
âJanet, so this was all part of your plan.â
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Sam, seeing her there, quickly went to support her. âHoney, why are you out of bed?â
Carolyn glared at him. âIf I hadnât woken up, I might never have seen this for what it really is.â
âHoney, itâs good youâre here. Now we donât have to get a divorce. This was all Janetâs doing!â
Sam was furious. If it werenât for the chance traffic jam that led him to Diana, saving his wife and child, he wouldnât have discovered Janetâs twisted schemes.
He really couldnât believe that his sister could have such horrible thoughts.
Janetâs face went pale as she realized Carolyn had heard everything. âSo what if you heard it?â Janet sneered, her voice dripping with venom. âIt doesnât matter if I manipulated things or not. Sam will always put me first. Heâll always leave you behind. In his heart, Iâll always be more important than you.â
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