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Betrayed by the Father Reborn in His Rival's Arms novel Chapter 435

Tristan had no idea what kind of photos they were.

He assumed they were normal pictures, perhaps downloaded from the internet, as Penelope often posted photos online. Tristan certainly didn't think anyone needed to delete standard photos just because they saved them.

So, he shielded his sister.

He looked at Madeline and said, "Ms. Monroe, you seem to be overstepping. Whatever photos Penelope has on her phone are harmless and inconsequential. She's just a young girl keeping them for fun."

Hearing this, Penelope wore a look of absolute brazenness.

Madeline had simply asked Penelope to delete her husband's intimate photos.

It was perfectly reasonable.

Instead, she was being guilt-tripped and called domineering.

Madeline stood tall, her posture immaculate.

Her sharp eyes locked onto Penelope.

Penelope probably assumed Madeline wouldn't dare cause a scene and embarrass Quentin in public.

And Madeline did have to consider the risk. What if Penelope went completely unhinged and leaked the photos all over the internet?

Quentin's privacy would be completely violated.

He would become the laughingstock of their circle for a long time.

So, she decided to be civil before getting physical.

"Quentin is my husband. His photos belong to me and me alone. I kindly ask Ms. York to delete them herself."

Penelope smiled sweetly. "You two might be lovers, but until you walk down the aisle, he's just your boyfriend.

He's not your husband yet.

Before you showed up, he was my fiancé.

A woman will have many men in her life, and you're living proof of that.

And a man will inevitably have many women in his life too.

You might just be one of his flings. I'm a woman too, so who's to say I won't be his next?

Don't you think you're making a fuss over nothing and acting a bit too controlling?"

Penelope's words were pure sophistry.

But while Penelope was busy crafting her snide remarks, Madeline made her move.

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