Dark Secrets of the Blind Husband novel Chapter 741

Chapter 741 I Know Gwenn Tanner

“Whether it was protesting at the airport, creating a scene at the restaurant, or causing commotion at my home, I believe none of these were Ursula’s initiatives.”

“Ms. Mortis, you significantly influence all this, correct? Ursula always listens to you.”

“Now that you know, I suppose I have to admit it. Actually, it’s not that I’m particularly clever…” Rowena smirked. “She’s just foolish.”

With that, she yawned and casually picked up a water glass from the table for a sip before stretching lazily. “My parents adopted her from the orphanage.”

Rowena stared at Cherise coldly. “Ms. Shaw, if I’m not mistaken, you also have a sister who shares no blood relation with you, right? You two don’t exactly get along, do you?”

Cherise narrowed her eyes but remained silent.

“There’s no biological child who doesn’t resent adopted one because the adopted child stole the affection. that their parents once solely bestowed upon them.”

Rowena continued casually, “I’ve always questioned why my parents, who already had me, would bring this additional burden home.”

“After my parents died in a car accident, I finally understood. I realized this sister with no blood relation could be useful to me!”

“You see, I told her Damien would stop chasing me away if you died, and she obediently schemed to harm you.”

“Cherise, I have never been involved in this from the start. Ursula planned and carried out everything. It has nothing to do with me.”

Cherise couldn’t help but laugh at Rowena’s skillful blame-shifting.

She observed Rowena’s indifferent expression. “Ursula has been your sister for over a decade. Don’t you. feel the slightest remorse for exploiting her in this manner?”

“Why should I feel remorse?” Rowena scoffed. “Since we were kids, she has been competing with me for everything at home. My parents even praised her academic achievements over mine, allowing her to continue her studies while denying me the same opportunity!”

“If my parents hadn’t died in a car accident during her third year of middle school, I would have been. forced to work to support her through high school!”