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The Divorce That Brought Us Back novel Chapter 224

After the outraged netizens pushed the sordid tales of Yates Quigley two-timing both sisters to the top of the trending lists, the aftermath was swift.

Jasmine thrived on the resulting surge in traffic, while Yates was brutally dragged through the mud.

He had tried to defend himself.

He argued that there was no concrete evidence proving he had done anything to Valery, and even Mr. and Mrs. Smith publicly clarified that he hadn't done anything malicious.

He claimed he was just a Good Samaritan.

He insisted everything was merely malicious speculation from the internet.

It was all baseless rumors.

But then Nathan and his friend stepped forward, testifying that they had seen Yates holding Valery's hand with their own eyes.

Whether he admitted it or not, the fact remained that while dating the younger sister, he was intimately involved with the older one.

He was effectively crucified by public opinion.

The media firestorm raged on for over half a month.

Finally, just a few days ago, after Howard Quigley had exhausted himself for weeks trying to stabilize the company's plummeting stock, he made a horrifying discovery. To help the Smiths weather their financial crisis, his son had forged signatures to embezzle corporate funds, nearly severing the Quigley family's entire cash flow.

Howard passed out on the spot from pure rage.

When he woke up, a severe stroke had rendered his right arm immobile and his cognitive reactions painfully sluggish.

During his emergency treatment, Yates never once visited the hospital.

He was too busy trying to save the Smiths from bankruptcy.

No wonder Mr. and Mrs. Smith constantly praised him for being such a nice guy.

He certainly was.

Even with things spiraling to this disastrous point, he was still trying to fix the unfixable, desperately hoping to use the Smith parents to win Jasmine back.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith had already accepted Jasmine's "betrayal."

But Yates hadn't.

He was still clinging to hope.

The Smith parents spared no effort in using Yates to salvage their sinking family.

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