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A Widow's Poison, A Wife's Rebellion novel Chapter 1123

*Don't let her in?*

This was a monumental shift. They must have had a massive blowout. Over Tanya?

Shaw's expression turned complicated. When Tanya was still in Marina City, Darian constantly fought with her over Yulisa. Now that Tanya was gone, he was fighting with Yulisa over Tanya. Was it really a case of 'absence makes the heart grow fonder', while whoever was closer was just an annoyance? If so, Darian really loved torturing himself.

Shaw quietly backed out of the room.

Alone again, Darian lit a cigarette, took a drag, and dialed Fairfax's number.

Fairfax was drowning in his own misery, but Darian needed to vent. Despite Marina City being massive, Darian had absolutely no one to talk to. Caden was completely ignoring him. Ever since Tanya left, Caden refused to even grab a drink with him.

The call connected.

"What?" Fairfax's voice was rough.

"You were right. Yulisa has feelings for me," Darian said firmly. Back when Tanya had told him this, he thought she was crazy. Now, it was glaringly obvious.

"How did you figure it out?"

"Do I even need to? She brought me meals every single day." That wasn't something a normal friend did.

Fairfax was silent for a moment. These were small details, but a person's true intentions were always hidden in the small details.

"I..." Darian didn't know what to say to Fairfax's sharp analysis. He was right. He dismissed Tanya's feelings simply because he blindly trusted Yulisa.

"You severely underestimated a woman's intuition," Fairfax murmured. "And it wasn't just intuition. They shoved it right in her face."

The Lynn family had made their disdain for Tanya obvious. And Yulisa had undoubtedly said venomous things to Tanya behind his back.

Darian gripped his phone tightly. *Shoved it in her face.*

The thought of Yulisa cornering Tanya, saying God-knows-what, made Darian's blood boil. He had the overwhelming urge to rip Yulisa apart.

It was unforgivable. He had treated her like a sibling all these years, and she had been plotting to take his wife's place.

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