Chapter 98 Twisted Desires

• The ancients had a saying, that after a person's death, their lifetime achievements and faults were already determined, allowing for an evaluation of their life. If the soul of the deceased did not perish, they would be like Jane, observing from the perspective of a bystander how others defined her life after her death. She was one of the few lucky ones in the world, seeing things that many others could not.
• For example, the true faces of her ex-husband and mother-in-law.
• After her father and mother's deaths, Jane's entire life was controlled by William Blake, and William Blake's mother, an ordinary homemaker, began to assert authority, treating Jane's estate and property as her own, acting shamelessly without any remorse or guilt. How could one's heart become so corrupt?