Love in Twilight novel (Clarissa and Damien) novel Chapter 535

“Iris wanted to build her empire, and she also wanted to lose her virginity. In Lotharia, she watched as Charles lost interest in her, and she thought that it was because she refused to sleep with him. She and Charles had completely different mindsets.”

“Frank admired Iris, the actress, and Iris wanted to make use of his status in the business world. They had a fling, and Frank helped her set up her film production company. Once Iris got what she wanted, she kicked him to the curb and returned to Lotharia to look for Charles. However, he had left their house without a word. Only Mrs. Dane was left.”

“Iris was furious at this, so she went to the attic to torment her sister.”

“From her point of view, it was all her sister’s fault that Charles didn’t want her.”

“Iris beat her sister up, but she didn’t harm the baby. She wanted to wait till the baby was born before giving her sister another taste of hell.”

“She didn’t search for Charles, either. To her, men were just playthings that she could use to alleviate her loneliness. She was perfectly fine without a man by her side.”

“She started to build her empire. Over the years, she’d learned one thing—money was the only thing that mattered. It wouldn’t lie to her, and it was her strongest support. But no matter how much money she earned, it was still incomparable to the fortune her father had inherited from his ancestors. He refused to tell her how to access the fortune, though, so she kept him alive.”

“The actual Iris gave birth to a daughter. She was obedient and beautiful, and she was her mother’s sole comfort. To her surprise, her younger sister started treating her better during this period of time. Unfortunately, this was only temporary. The fake Iris was waiting for a moment to come—a moment where she could drive her sister mad.”

“With the improvement in her living conditions, the actual Iris started to gain weight, and her daughter was able to grow healthily.”

“She even started to think that her daughter had awakened the fake Iris, or Mildred’s conscience, so she wanted to treat her better.”

“But how could an ordinary person possibly understand a monster’s thoughts?”

“That day, Iris went to the attic and held the baby in her arms. With a smile, she said to her sister, ‘I’m an aunt now, aren’t I? I have to ask you, though—do you think that you have the right to be someone’s mother when you’re locked up in the attic? I don’t think so. Maybe I’ll do you a favor and send your baby elsewhere.’”