I Walked Away Seven Years Too Late But Right on Time novel Chapter 156

"Sit down, all of you! We are going to get to the bottom of this today." Gillian's face was terrifyingly dark, her voice trembling with barely suppressed rage.

She had never encountered such a toxic, convoluted mess of relationships in her life. And of course, the center of this disaster happened to involve her own son.

Luke froze in his tracks. The second he slightly loosened his grip, Eileen shoved him away with all her might and bolted straight back to Victoria's side.

"Exactly, let's clear it all up. Let's see who the real shameless one is!" She craned her neck, shooting a venomous glare at Luke.

She wanted Luke and Gavin to see perfectly clearly just how utterly despicable the woman they both adored truly was.

Sarah stood outside the doorway, caught in unbearable hesitation. It was her first time meeting her future in-laws, and it was happening under the most humiliating circumstances imaginable.

She desperately wanted to grab Sophie and leave, but walking away now without clearing the air would only make her daughter the ultimate victim.

"Mom, you should go back first." Sophie refused to let her mother get dragged into this mess; she stood up, moving to pull the door shut.

"Sophie, let your mother in. We're all going to sit down and untangle this together."

Gillian had resisted the urge to storm out precisely because she needed the truth. She wanted to see exactly how twisted and deeply rooted this nightmare was.

Sarah gave Gillian a tight nod and slowly stepped into the room.

Victoria was sitting with her back to the door. When she caught sight of the elegant silhouette in the Vintage Velvet High-Slit Gown, she sneered in disgust. Like mother, like daughter.

But the moment Sarah turned around and took a seat beside Sophie, Victoria froze completely. The color drained from her face, and her features twisted into a grotesque mask.

Thirty years had passed. The woman before her had fine lines around her eyes, but those eyes were exactly the same—so dark, so large, so bright. And so absolutely infuriating.

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