Betrayed by Blood: My Second Life as a Queen novel Chapter 402

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One look was all it took to know it was Tessa.

In the entire palace, she was the only one with such tragically tacky taste.

How fascinating.

The main character of this little tragedy had actually been eavesdropping.

Elias, utterly oblivious to the impending disaster, hurriedly assured Willow, "Don't worry about that. Tessa is legally my wife, which means everything she owns belongs to me. She doesn't have the guts to defy me. If I say I'm giving it to you, it's yours."

So absolutely repulsive.

The mockery in Willow's eyes darkened into pure contempt. Staring at the repulsive arrogance on Elias's face, she suddenly realized that this man genuinely had no soul. The only person he had ever loved in his entire life was himself.

In her past life, Tessa wore the crown of a genius. Because she was highly profitable for the Landon family, Elias had placed her on a pedestal.

It was never about love—it was purely a business transaction.

But in this life, it was a thousand times more revolting.

After choosing Tessa, he was stunned to discover that Willow had ascended to heights he couldn't even fathom. So, without a second of hesitation, he was ready to butcher Tessa, strip her of everything she had worked for, and serve it to Willow on a silver platter just to buy her back.

He was so unspeakably selfish, hypocritical, and vile.

Willow honestly started to wonder if she had been clinically braindead to ever fall for him.

Thank God she had dragged herself out of that toxic wasteland. Let Tessa suffer the rest of the fallout.

Wasn't this the marriage Tessa had cried, screamed, and clawed her way to get?

Willow didn't want to waste another syllable on this trash, afraid she might catch whatever disease he had.

Meanwhile, Elias genuinely believed there was absolutely nothing wrong with what he just said. After all, he was just stating facts.

Wasn't Tessa currently weeping and begging him not to divorce her? He was blatantly cheating on her, flaunting other women in her face, and she didn't dare breathe a word of complaint.