Chapter 79 Retaliation By The Divorced Heiress

• "Mr. Salvador... I am solely to blame! I'm not a capable mother. Jean reasoned that accepting responsibility would be preferable to Justin questioning them. She did not want her daughter's impending marriage to an affluent family to be impacted by this issue. So Jean hurried over and, with a regretful expression, bowed before Justin. "There is a problem in my family. Our plants are closing one after another, and we lack capital investments. We were pushed too hard by the Thompsons, and your family declined to assist. We were so desperate.'
• In order to close the gap, my spouse and I decided to sell a few of our possessions. I removed Rose's jewelry and liquidated it. Rose was unaware of it! Even if starvation and poverty were to claim my life, I would not have sold this necklace if I had known that it was your token of love for Rose. With tears in her eyes, Rosalind sighed in relief and feigned to be innocent. "Mum... You went too far. My favorite jewelry was that one. How on earth could you? Justin's eyes, though, were uninterested. That's not what I want to ask, he murmured, parting his tiny lips. When it came to Rosalind falsely accusing Anna, the jewelry was insignificant.
• He could understand Rosalind's decision to safeguard her family from calamity, even though it made him sad and angry to see all of his hard work go to waste. He felt unable to go on, though, if Rosalind was putting an innocent person in danger. "Have you sliced your own wrist? Or was it Anna's doing? Was Anna's bracelet broken by accident, or did you pull it off on purpose and break it? Justin had a deep tone and vacant eyes. "Justin..." Are you implying that I'm a depraved person who set up Anna? Rosalind started crying. "I've spent so much time at your side... Is it not the case that your ex-wife deceived you?