Her Revenge Was His Regret (Shirley and Gilbert) novel Chapter 305

Thank God Sherry had kept tons of evidence. Otherwise, she'd never be able to explain herself now.

She bundled up every horrible thing Gilbert had ever said to her and sent it all back to him.

"Before you open your mouth, maybe check your own history. See what you've said."

Gilbert listened to the voice clips she sent. If he'd heard this compilation without context, even he'd admit he went too far.

But—

"Those were different situations! You can't compare them. In that context, I was just saying you weren't as good as her—"

He was still trying to reason, still convinced he was right.

"Well, now I'm saying the same thing. You're not as good as Lucas. That's context too. You're not as young, not as successful, and definitely not as good to me. You're nothing. And instead of working on yourself, you're trying to trash him and drive a wedge between us.

"Maybe spend less time badmouthing him and more time becoming someone worth caring about."

Sherry gave him back every word he'd ever thrown at her.

This time, Gilbert was so stunned he couldn't reply for a long time.

If the voice wasn't clearly Sherry's, he'd think someone was pranking him.

Did she really mean that? Did she really think he was less than Lucas?

"Sherry's doing this on purpose, you know. Women like that—petty, vengeful—they always do. They have to claw back their dignity, so they lash out, say things they don't mean."

Julia appeared out of nowhere, looking pale.

For the first time in her life, she knew what humiliation felt like.

For the first time, she'd been taken away in handcuffs.

She'd destroyed so many women and heard them scream that someday she'd get what she deserved, that she'd end up behind bars, broken.

Without exception, those women all got locked up, and their endings were tragic.

She'd show up at their lowest moments, dressed to kill, gloating.

She wasn't exaggerating—three women had lost their minds completely. They were destroyed beyond repair.

And now it was her turn.

Sure, it was only one night. But to everyone else, she'd been locked up for days.

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