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The Transactional Marriage That Imploded novel Chapter 304

Summary for Chapter 304: The Transactional Marriage That Imploded

 

Read The Transactional Marriage That Imploded novel Bianca and Mathis Chapter 304 by Ansel Bick

With Mathis cheating on his wife with Cynthia, Rosalind was exceptionally happy. She just wanted to see Bianca mercilessly abandoned by her brother.

Later, when she found out Bianca gave birth to Aveline and her brother treasured the little girl to no end, her jealousy reached its peak.

Didn't Bianca just rely on her looks?

Seeing today that Bianca had hooked another wealthy heir, and an outstanding one like Milo at that, Rosalind wished she could disfigure Bianca right then and there. Let's see how she'd seduce these rich young masters then.

Rosalind looked at Lamont Jagger beside Cynthia, and a wicked idea suddenly surfaced in her mind.

If she was miserable, Bianca shouldn't get to marry Milo beautifully and live happily ever after either.

A woman like Bianca deserved to live in the mud forever. Enjoying three years of wealth and glory in the Jagger family was the greatest happiness she could ever climb up to in this lifetime.

Rosalind said to Evita, "Mom, Bianca hasn't even finished divorcing my brother yet, and she's already openly cozying up to another man. Go talk to him and tell him to divorce Bianca sooner, so she stops embarrassing the Jagger family."

Evita thought to herself, if he divorced Bianca, he might not even let her see Aveline, and Aveline was her little sweetheart.

Evita frowned and said, "You're an unmarried girl; why are you meddling in your brother's business? If your brother wants a divorce, he'll do it himself. How do I normally teach you?

No matter how bad Bianca is, she's your brother's legal wife. The daughter of a mistress like Cynthia isn't even fit to carry her shoes."

Rosalind stomped her foot. "But Bianca is openly cheating too."

Evita wasn't as furious as when she saw them in the video last time. Instead, she quite admired Bianca's courage.

Evita was very unhappy with her husband Hadrian messing around outside all these years. She projected herself onto Bianca; if only she had Bianca's courage to leave the Jaggers.

Unfortunately, she couldn't bear to part with the Jagger family's wealth and status.

Originally, when the Jagger and her family married, there wasn't much of a gap between them.

But as her father and brothers proved incompetent and her son took over Dawnstar, the gap between the two families grew wider.

With Hadrian out drinking and womanizing, Evita was even less willing to get a divorce.

She felt that divorcing would just be handing him over to those outside women. Why should she, the legally wedded Mrs. Jagger, make way for wild women? Let them enjoy the wealth that was originally hers?

At this moment, she just felt Bianca was like another version of herself—braver and more decisive—and she had found wholehearted happiness again.

Milo's eyes were practically glued to Bianca. Evita wished she could be loved so fiercely by a man just once.

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