His Housewife Had Secret Identities novel Chapter 336

But the help she’d once received had now turned into a curse.

Just as her savings were nearly drained, Marcus pulled his investment, leaving her studio in even deeper trouble.

Her high-profile clients had long since blocked her number, and the Jewelry Guild had formally expelled her.

Meanwhile, Susy—the supposed victim of Julian’s runaway wedding—posted a lengthy message online. Not a single word blamed Julian. Instead, her entire post was a tirade accusing Niamh of seducing Julian while he was married, painting her as a homewrecker, and, to top it off, claiming the custom jewelry set Niamh made for her wedding was a fake.

Even without a sobbing video, Susy’s words conjured a vivid image: a heartbroken bride, love stolen from her, pouring out grievances with tears streaming down her face.

Niamh didn’t blame Susy for her anger. After all, Julian’s disappearing act was partly her fault.

But the jewelry she’d delivered to Susy was absolutely genuine. She couldn’t accept being framed with such a blatant lie.

Yet, no amount of truth could clear her name now.

What counts as the truth? Whatever people are willing to believe.

As night fell, Niamh made herself a cup of instant noodles. She couldn’t go a whole day without eating—she still had to survive.

Halfway through her noodles, her phone rang. Sophia and Natalie called, one after the other. Both expressed their sympathy and said they trusted her, but Niamh knew why they were really calling.

They were resigning.

She’d already guessed it—and agreed without protest.

Quentin called too, but he didn’t mention quitting. Instead, he asked if the studio could hold on. If it could, he’d stay.

That simple loyalty meant more to Niamh than she could say. But, truthfully, she had no idea if the studio could survive.

No investors. No new clients. Only penalties, debts, and a barrage of threatening letters from the bank and the courts.

She finished the noodles, barely tasting a thing.

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