# Chapter 511: The Poison of False Love
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 511 of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews" — a chapter that will shatter your heart and leave you breathless with emotion. We witness Nara's deepest humiliation yet, and the cruel betrayal that forces her to realize the painful truth about the man she loved. Let's dive into this devastating chapter together!
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The morning had barely broken when Austin saw Gary's mother marching toward Nara's small home. His instincts flared, and he followed close behind, ready to intervene. Ever since discovering Nara's true identity, Austin had become fiercely protective. Every person who approached her, he needed to know. And when he saw Gary's mother — that woman who always bowed so obsequiously before Lady Gill, always scheming for favors — Austin's blood boiled with suspicion.
He took a few steps forward, then stopped.
Nara's words echoed in his mind. The anger in her eyes when she had told him to leave. The hatred she held for him. Matias's warning: "If you don't want Nara to get some proper rest, then by all means, come over!"
Austin leaned against the wall and hung his head. What could he possibly do to make his sister treat him better? What would it take to earn even a fraction of her forgiveness?
He didn't dare step forward. He didn't dare enter her home.
And so he remained outside, completely unaware of the storm brewing within those walls.
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Inside, Gary's mother had cornered Nara like a predator circling wounded prey.
"Stop it!" Gary's voice cut through the tension, and his mother whirled around, shocked.
Nara's eyes filled with tears at the sight of Gary. There he stood — gold-rimmed glasses, slender frame, literary air — the gentle boy she had fallen so deeply in love with. But now his face contorted with shock and anger as he stared at his mother.
He rushed forward, pushing his mother away, and knelt beside Nara. "Mom, what are you doing?! Nara, are you alright? What did she do to you?"
Nara shook her head and signed, "I'm okay."
But Gary was not okay. He turned on his mother with a fury she had never seen. "Mom, how could you do this to Nara?! Didn't you promise me you would treat her well?"
"I didn't do anything. Why are you so agitated?" His mother tried to deny it.
"I heard everything! Everything you did and said!"
Finally cornered, his mother's mask of pleasantness crumbled. She snorted coldly, her true colors blazing through. "Didn't you say you wouldn't mind Nara's background?" Gary demanded.
"I don't mind her background — but she is mute! She's disabled! You are normal! Can't you find a normal woman? In what normal family would a mother allow her son to marry a mute?"
Gary's face went pale. "So you weren't sick last month. You just wanted to appease me and keep me from seeing her?"
"Listen to me, Gary," his mother sighed dramatically. "The Spencer family is nothing in Clance! If you marry a mute with no social standing, I'll be mocked by all my peers! They already laugh behind my back!"
"Then don't ingratiate yourself!" Gary roared. "Why must you please others at all costs?"
"Because of the family! Without the Gill family's projects, we would have been destitute long ago!"
Gary fell silent, his mother's words cutting deep.
Tears began streaming down Mrs. Spencer's face. "I am doing this all for you! How can you defy me for a woman?"
"Then why didn't you just tell me you don't like Nara? Why pretend everything is fine while controlling me?"
"Because I know you! Since you were a child, whenever I disapproved of something, you would scheme to get it anyway. Could I ever stop you? Wake up, Gary! This mute girl is not suitable for you!"
She stepped closer, her voice turning almost reasonable, almost loving. "You will take over the family business. Your wife needs to help you socialize as a lady. But she is mute! How can she help you?"
"That's not the marriage I want!" Gary's voice cracked. "I don't need that much wealth! The money we have is enough!"
"What do you mean 'enough'? The entire world is in an economic crisis! In ten years, that money will be worthless! I have already chosen a candidate for you!"
"You've chosen someone?" Gary's eyes widened. "Who?"
"Miss Gill! Lady Gill's daughter!"
Gary scoffed bitterly. "You look down on Nara, yet you think Lady Gill would look up to our family? Would they let their daughter marry below her status?"
"Don't you know? I heard the Gill family's daughter just returned — she grew up in the slums! No good family would want her! But our family doesn't mind. We will let her marry below her status to you. Just be good to her daughter, and I will keep Lady Gill happy! The Gill family feels so indebted to this daughter — they plan to give her one-third of the family shares! And Austin? He bullies you because he feels guilty about this sister. Marry her, and he will treat you like a brother!"
Mrs. Spencer grabbed Gary's hand. "Be a good son. Come home with me. Leave this mute girl behind. Okay?"
But Gary shook off her hand violently. "You think you are doing our family a favor, but have you asked me what I think?"
He stood in front of Nara, his voice trembling with conviction. "Mom, I choose Nara!"
Behind him, Nara's tears overflowed. Underneath the fear and the trembling, gratitude swelled in her chest. He had chosen her! He had stood up for her!
Mrs. Spencer's eyes shifted past Gary, locking onto Nara. "Listen, young lady. Since I cannot reason with my son, let me talk to you. I am asking you two to break up — for your own good! You come from different worlds. When he takes over the company, he will have to socialize with elite people. What help could you possibly be? Won't he find you a burden?
"With your background, how could you possibly match the Spencer family? If you marry him, he will grow tired of you sooner or later. So break up now. I will give you money — enough to go abroad and escape the Gill family. Consider it compensation for a bright future!"
Nara's eyes locked with Gary's. In that gaze, she found strength.
She shook her head firmly at Mrs. Spencer. Then, taking a deep breath, she stepped forward and stood resolutely by Gary's side.
Gary immediately grasped her hand. "Mom, there is no need to try to divide us. We are not breaking up! I have decided to love only Nara for the rest of my life! If I ever change my heart, if I ever let her down, may I be struck by lightning and not die a good death!"
Nara's hand flew to cover his mouth, shaking her head frantically. She wouldn't let him say such things!
"You ungrateful creature!" Mrs. Spencer clutched her chest, gasping for breath. "You don't consider your mother at all! Are you trying to give me a heart attack?"
But Gary did not back down. "Mom, I like Nara. The tranquility she carries is the peaceful life I have always wanted. Everyone pursues different things. You want the Spencer family to grow bigger and richer. All I want is a simple, happy life. Just a stable life with Nara. Please stop doing this to us."
"No! I won't allow it!"
"Even if you don't want to, you have to!" Gary's voice rose. "I am an adult now, a college graduate. I can decide on my own life!"
He grabbed Nara's hand more tightly. "I am not going home with you. I am staying here to protect Nara!"
Mrs. Spencer laughed bitterly. "Protect her? Do you not know how much of a scoundrel Austin is? Your legs turn to jelly at the sight of him! What will you do when he comes?"
Gary's face paled — everyone knew Austin's temper. But he stood firm before Nara. "I can take a beating together with Nara!"
Mrs. Spencer was speechless.
Gary turned to Nara, his eyes burning with genuine love and determination. "Nara, I will treat you well. Even if I am useless, I won't let you face this alone."
Nara's heart swelled. She wanted to tell him the truth. She wanted to say, "I am the little princess of the Gill family! Austin won't hurt me anymore!"
But before she could form the words, Mrs. Spencer suddenly clutched her chest and staggered backward, leaning heavily against the wall. "Mom!" Gary cried out, rushing to support her.
"Nara, come see what's wrong with my mom!"
Nara was a doctor. Her hands moved swiftly over Mrs. Spencer's body. A moment later, she looked up at Gary, gesturing firmly. *Your mother is fine. She is faking it.*
"Mom, you're faking it?"
Mrs. Spencer's eyes blazed at Nara. "Am I faking chest pain? What does this girl know? She is just a medical student! Gary, do you not care about your mother anymore?"
Nara shook her head, waving her hands insistently. She knew what she was talking about.
But Mrs. Spencer cried out louder, clutching her chest even more dramatically. "I worked myself into a heart condition for you, and this is how you treat me? I raised you painstakingly! Do you think it's fair? Remember when I was bullied, and as a child, you held me and said you would grow up to make me proud? Is this how you repay me? Bringing home a mute to make me the laughingstock of my relatives and friends? I might as well be dead! If you want to be with this Nara, I will die!"
Gary looked at her, his face grim. "Mom, stop pretending. Nara was the top student in her class. Her diagnosis cannot be wrong. You don't have chest pain at all."
Nara nodded.
Mrs. Spencer froze. Seeing Gary trust Nara so completely ignited a rage within her that blazed like wildfire. "Are you sure you won't listen to me?"
"This time, I must stand firm," Gary said quietly. "Mom, stop pushing me. Please go home. We both need to calm down. Do I live for you, or for myself? After all these years of comparing yourself to others — have you been happy?"
"I'm happy! As long as it's good for you and the family, I am happy! Gary, you have disappointed me! You must come home with me today!"
"I said, I am not going back..."
Mrs. Spencer's face twisted. She stood up abruptly, pushed past Gary and Nara, and stormed into Nara's room.
Nara stood bewildered. And then she saw it.
Mrs. Spencer emerged from the room holding a kitchen knife. Her eyes gleamed with a terrifying light as she stared directly at Gary.
"Mom, what are you doing?!" Gary shielded Nara behind himself.
Mrs. Spencer sneered — but she did not advance with the knife. Instead, she placed it against her own neck. "Tell me! Do you choose her, or me?! If you choose her, I will end my life right before your eyes!"
Nara and Gary stood frozen, staring in shock.
"Mom, why? Why are you being so extreme? You wouldn't kill yourself, right?"
Mrs. Spencer's hand moved. The sharp knife drew a thin, shallow line across her neck. Blood immediately trickled down.
Nara gasped and stepped forward in panic. Gary cried out in horror.
"Don't come any closer!" Mrs. Spencer screamed, stepping back. "Come closer, and I'll die right before your eyes!"
Both of them were too terrified to move.
Mrs. Spencer stared at Gary, her voice eerily calm now. "I have always been strong-willed. I raised you, my only son — not for you to become a slave to a mute! I am asking you one last time: Are you breaking up with her or not?"
Gary's eyes were wide with shock. His fists clenched. "Mom, please don't do this. Let's talk this out. Please don't..."
"I tried to talk nicely, but you didn't listen! Gary, this is all your doing! You are young now! You don't understand the difficulties of living with a mute! I gave birth to you healthy — not to have you take care of someone else! I don't want your future life dragged down by a mute! Am I wrong?"
"You are not wrong," Gary whispered, his voice breaking. "It was my fault, Mom. I have let you down. Please put the knife down. Let's talk, okay?"
"I can't get through to you anymore. You've grown up and don't listen to me. Your college major — I let you choose medicine instead of our family's electronics business. But marriage is for a lifetime! I cannot let you be reckless! You must listen to me on this!"
Gary's face crumbled. He stepped forward and fell to his knees before his mother. "Mom, I beg you! Please put the knife down. Don't force me, okay?"
"I am forcing you for your own good! I will ask one last time: Are you breaking up with Nara?"
Gary looked at her in agony.
Nara waved her hands in panic, rushing forward. She motioned frantically for Gary to give her up. She couldn't bear this burden! She couldn't let him choose between his mother and her!
But Gary shook his head. "No, Nara. I cannot give up on you."
Nara kept gesturing. *Break up with me! Let me go!*
Gary grasped her hand firmly.
Nara struggled, trying to push him away. But Gary was too strong, and she was still weak from her severe illness. She couldn't break free.
"IF YOU CHOOSE HER, I WILL DIE FOR YOU TO SEE! I MEAN WHAT I SAY!"
Mrs. Spencer's hand moved again. The knife went deeper. More blood flowed.
"Mom, no!" Gary released Nara's hand and fell forward, throwing his arms around his mother's legs. "Let go! Forgive yourself! Don't do this!"
Nara looked at her empty hand. A hollow emptiness filled her chest.
She turned to look at Mrs. Spencer — and understood. She had already lost this game.
No son could watch his mother die in front of him.
Nara let out a bitter smile.
"Are you breaking up or not?" Mrs. Spencer demanded, blood still trickling down her neck.
"Yes!" Gary sobbed. "I will break up with her! Please, don't do this! I beg you!"
"Then promise me you will go on a blind date with Lady Gill's daughter. Do you agree?"
Gary looked at the blood streaming from his mother's neck. He dared not hesitate. "I agree! I agree!"
Mrs. Spencer finally released her grip. The knife clattered to the floor.
She stared at Nara with the triumphant eyes of a victor. "I asked you to break up peacefully, and you refused. Now don't blame me! Gary, come home with me."
Gary looked at Nara.
Nara's eyes were full of tears.
Gary's eyes were full of tears.
Suddenly, with a bang, he knelt before his mother again. "Mom, I love Nara. I really do. Can't you stop forcing me?!"
"I am not forcing you. You are forcing me! I will never, ever agree to you marrying her!"
Gary collapsed to the ground.
He looked at Nara in agony.
Nara desperately began to gesture — but Gary could only understand simple common words in sign language. More complicated sentences were impossible for him. Their communication had always been through notebooks and phones.
She started frantically searching the yard for the notebook and pen that Mrs. Spencer had kicked away earlier.
"Gary, come home with me! Or else I have a hundred ways to die in front of you!"
Gary slowly stood up from the ground.
He looked at Nara. Then he suddenly bowed deeply to her.
His face was covered in tears. His voice was a broken whisper. "Nara... I'm sorry."
He turned to walk away.
Nara immediately grabbed his hand, gesturing wildly. *I am the daughter of the Gill family! I am Miss Gill!*
But Gary stared at her blankly. He couldn't understand.
Mrs. Spencer rushed over, one hand pressing against the wound on her neck, blood oozing through her fingers. With her free hand, she pushed Nara away. "My son is leaving you! What else do you want?!"
Nara stumbled back, but her eyes caught a piece of paper that had fallen from her hands — the words she had written earlier for Mrs. Spencer: *They won't bully me anymore because I am their long-lost biological daughter.*
Hope blazed through Nara's chest. She grabbed the paper and rushed in front of Gary and Mrs. Spencer, holding it up frantically.
*Gary, I am the daughter of the Gill family! We don't have to break up!*
Gary turned to look at the slip of paper in Nara's hand.
But before he could read it, Mrs. Spencer pushed Nara away. "You mute! Stop pestering my son! Stay away from him! He is going to marry Miss Gill!"
Nara stumbled back a couple of steps, standing there dumbfounded. She couldn't utter a word. All she could do was watch helplessly as Gary was led away by his mother.
Her eyes reddened with sorrow and reluctance.
She was too weak to stand still.
After Gary and Mrs. Spencer left the small house area, Gary's face was a mask of sadness and reluctance. He took a few steps, then looked back. A few more steps, another look back.
Mrs. Spencer grabbed his arm, pulling him forward. "Don't look back anymore. Let her become an old flame. Son, I am doing this for your own good. A mute is inconvenient in daily life. Break up now, and you'll remember her good qualities. Otherwise, your life together would be a mess."
"Mom, it won't be like that. Nara and I are perfect together."
"How can it not be? Listen to me, and you won't make mistakes! Also, get ready — I am taking you to meet Miss Gill tomorrow!"
Gary was about to object when Mrs. Spencer said, "If you don't go, I'll kill myself!"
Mrs. Spencer was indeed ruthless. Gary remembered his childhood — the argument between his parents when his mother threatened to jump from the building. And she actually jumped. From the third floor. She was lucky something obstructed her fall, or she would have died. After that, his father didn't dare provoke her anymore. She dictated every decision in their household.
At this moment, Gary profoundly understood the helplessness his father had felt back then.
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Meanwhile, after escorting Keira away, Matias had gone to buy groceries. Passing by the alley entrance, he saw Austin carrying a thermos. Austin stepped forward and forcefully placed it in Matias's hands.
"What are you doing? We don't need it!"
Austin sneered. "I know you are too proud to eat my food. But what about Nara? She is weak and needs nourishment. Just say you bought it."
Matias wanted to refuse. But his eyes fell on the vegetables he had purchased — cheap, modest vegetables. Others might not believe they were living so poorly in Clance, struggling even to afford meat. Thinking of Nara's pale face, Matias clenched his jaw and didn't insist on returning the thermos.
Austin leaned against the wall. "You don't have to say it's from me. I will come and deliver food every day. You just need to tell her... that you made it."
Matias sighed. "Alright. I just hope you don't always appear in front of Nara, disturbing her mood."
"I know."
After saying this, Austin turned and walked away.
"Where are you going?"
"I'm going to check on how to make croissants. Nara used to love eating that. I'll wait for you here at seven in the morning."
Matias didn't know what to say. Austin used to be such a nasty, trashy person. But the Austin of now suddenly seemed less detestable.
Matias shook his head helplessly, carrying the thermos into the yard. And then he saw Nara — collapsed on the ground.
"Nara! What happened to you?!" He rushed to help her up.
Nara came to her senses bewilderedly. Seeing Matias, she wanted to cry. But she stopped herself. She knew both Matias and Austin were good to her. If they found out that Gary chose his mother over her under pressure, they might resent him.
She signed carefully. *It's fine. I just went to the bathroom and fainted from exhaustion.*
Matias immediately carried her into the room and tucked her in. He looked at the thermos of chicken soup with a bitter smile.
He was useless. Nara needed nourishment, but they had no money. They still needed aid from Austin.
He brought the soup to Nara's bedside. But she ate absentmindedly, her thoughts consumed with Gary. She wanted to text him, to explain everything. But when she found her phone, she discovered Mrs. Spencer had smashed it. If she used her brother's phone, her brother would find out.
Nara decided to wait until her phone was fixed before contacting Gary.
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The next day.
At the Spencer residence, Mrs. Spencer sat on the couch, talking on the phone with tears in her voice. "You have no idea how enticing that mute girl is. My son Gary is completely bewitched by her! Alas!
"Luckily, Gary still recognizes me as his mother. The advice you gave me was excellent. As soon as I took up the kitchen knife and threatened him, he immediately obeyed!
"That's not to say I was threatening him. If Gary really wouldn't listen, I could die right in front of him! The son I raised — why should he end up with that mute?
"Right, I am taking Gary to meet Miss Gill today. We need to set up this marriage. He should forget that mute girl once he has a new girlfriend!"
She hung up and went upstairs, trying to open Gary's bedroom door. It was locked. "Open up! Gary, open the door! Do you want me to climb in from outside? Fine — if you're not afraid I'll fall, I'll climb!"
The door opened. Gary stood there, haggard, with heavy dark circles under his eyes. He hadn't slept all night.
"Don't look like your mother just died. I'm taking you to the Gill family to show you how much they value Miss Gill and what a wealthy life you'll have in the future!"
Gary was a puppet on a string. He followed his mother downstairs, got in the car, and soon arrived at the Gill residence.
When Mrs. Spencer tactfully brought up the matter to Lady Gill, the lady frowned and stared at Gary for a while. She knew Mrs. Spencer considered her daughter, having grown up outside, not a match for those from wealthy families. But Lady Gill didn't see it that way. With herself at the helm and three older brothers to dote on Nara, as long as the suitor wasn't blind or heartless, he would treat Nara well.
But then Lady Gill thought about Nara being mute.
She pondered for a moment. Gary was someone she had watched grow up — honest, conscientious, not one to play tricks. The Spencer family's social status was much lower than theirs, but that was not an issue. With the Gill family's support, the Spencer family wouldn't flounder. Especially since one-third of the Gill family's fortune was to be given to their daughter.
Lady Gill lowered her gaze. "That's fine. The two children can get to know each other. Send me a photo of Gary, and I will send one to my daughter. Let the young people see if they are compatible."
As she spoke, Lady Gill picked up her phone and opened a photo of Nara. It was a picture she had secretly taken when Nara was in the hospital — when Nara refused to see her, Lady Gill had captured the moment through the door. Nara sat on the hospital bed, her head wrapped in bandages, looking outside. She appeared gentle and sweet.
Lady Gill handed the phone to Mrs. Spencer. "My daughter is lovely. Although she didn't grow up in the Gill family, she is still a kind and good child. There's just one flaw..."
Mrs. Spencer craned her neck, laughing. "What flaw could Miss Gill have? Even if she did, we wouldn't mind. If she had no flaws, Gary wouldn't deserve such luck. We are fine as long as she isn't missing an arm or a leg!"
She suddenly realized what she had said and quickly corrected herself. "Gosh, even if she were missing an arm or a leg, it would still be fine! Miss Gill isn't someone our family can criticize. I'll send you a photo of Gary for Miss Gill to see... Then let's set a time to meet!"
Lady Gill's hand paused. She frowned.
She had only considered Gary suitable, but she had forgotten about this cousin from the Spencer family. Gary's mother was vain and humble to those with power and wealth, yet haughty toward those of lower status. Could such a person be sincere and kind to Nara in the future? Nara couldn't speak, couldn't voice her suffering. She was too soft and pliable — likely to be bullied by others.
Lady Gill withdrew her phone, her tone cooling. "Alright, I will ask her about it first."
Mrs. Spencer sensed Lady Gill's aloofness and immediately chuckled awkwardly. "You know Gary. He's good-natured and uncomplicated. If Miss Gill were to be with Gary, I wouldn't interfere with their married life!"
She added quickly, "By the way, you and your daughter haven't seen each other for a long time. You must want quality time with her! If she marries Gary, they should live at the Gill mansion after the marriage! Honestly, I find Gary a nuisance, so you'll probably have to keep an eye on them!"
Lady Gill's enthusiasm returned. Living in the Gill mansion after marriage? That was indeed a good option for Nara! A broader smile spread across Lady Gill's face. "Okay, I will ask my daughter for her opinion. I just remembered that she and Gary attended the same university. Quite a coincidence!"
Mrs. Spencer relaxed considerably. The two women resumed chatting about other things. At one point, they noticed the household staff bustling in and out of the kitchen.
"What's happening?" Mrs. Spencer asked curiously.
Lady Gill sighed. "It's my boy, Austin. I don't know what got into him. He decided to cook this morning and nearly blew up the kitchen."
Mrs. Spencer laughed. "Mr. Austin was never meant for labor..."
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Meanwhile, Keira didn't know about the affairs between the Spencer and Gill families. She was at the South residence, making a phone call to Scott Martin.
Scott sounded aggrieved with his poor grasp of Creran. "In Crera, I have been on quite a few blind dates now!"
"And then?" Keira asked patiently.
"They like to ask about my job a lot. I say I sell houses. They seem to look down on me a bit..."
Keira twitched the corner of her mouth.
"Then they ask if I can buy them luxury goods. I say I have to sell a house first before I can afford it. They get angry and leave. They say selling a house just to afford a luxury item is pathetic. I don't understand — without selling houses, where does my family's money come from? Why do they look down on me so much?"
Keira took a deep breath. "They probably have poor taste, I guess."
"I think so too. By the way, I've heard a song recently that's pretty catchy, but the lyrics are so strange."
"What is it?"
"'Thirty percent fake order, seventy percent true homework...' What does that even mean?"
Keira paused. "... Is it possible that the lyrics are 'Thirty percent fate ordained, seventy percent through hard work'?"
"Really? Is that so?"
Keira rubbed her temples. "Mr. Martin, I have something else to attend to. Can we maybe talk another time?"
"Sure, we'll chat more after you finish your things."
Scott hung up. Keira looked up to see Lewis standing nearby with a dark expression.
"With such a simple-minded person, is the family behind him really that powerful?" Keira couldn't help commenting.
She had figured it out long ago. The South family's tasks concerned maintaining good relations with all the major forces. The arranged marriage with Scott Martin was probably the South family's way of wanting her to cooperate with the Martin family and maintain close ties. The task wasn't challenging — find an unbreakable relationship to bind with Scott Martin. It didn't even have to be marriage.
Keira had approached Scott to see what he lacked and enter from a different angle. But Scott seemed like a simple-minded expatriate expanding his business in Crera. Why should she invest so much effort in him?
Just then, Keira's phone rang. A message came in from that mysterious number again. "Scott Martin has a fondness for you. He'll surely engage with you with just a wave of your hand. What are you hesitating for?"
Keira sneered and replied, "I know why you want me to marry him. I have my way."
The other party quickly responded. "It seems you aren't that eager to save your mother. Let me tell you, your mom can't wait for you to rescue her! Your crisis has already arrived!"
"What do you mean?" Keira typed.
"Just a friendly reminder — the Fox has already contacted Crera to target you! If you don't complete the marriage with Scott Martin quickly to secure him, it'll be even harder to accomplish the ultimate task later!"
"Who is the Fox?"
"Sheep, these are all the hints I can give. The Fox's purpose in coming to Crera is to disrupt your tasks and make you lose the qualification to return to the South family! Don't think that tasks you've completed will stay completed. Marrying Scott Martin quickly is the easiest and most convenient way! Our conversation ends here. I won't give you any more hints!"
Keira frowned, taking a deep breath. She looked at Lewis. "The Fox is trying to disrupt my completed tasks. My completed tasks include getting Mary and Ellis married — they are currently divorcing, but this person didn't hint at the failure of the first task. That means, as we speculated, the South family had me complete the first task to draw the five great families of Clance closer together. So as long as the second task is ensured, the first one can be ignored. Therefore, the goal of the Fox is to disrupt my collaboration with the five great families?"
Keira counted on her fingers. "The Allen family — no need to worry. Frankie, Rebecca, and their parents trust me unconditionally. The Davis family has deep collaboration with my new energy project, which isn't easily broken. The Freeman Sect surely won't abandon me. The Olsen family is fine as well. So the Fox's target is... the Gill family?"
The Gill family had a tense relationship with her initially. If it weren't for Nara's unique status, Keira probably wouldn't have turned foes into friends with Lady Gill.
Nara...
Keira suddenly stood up. "We should check on Nara! Something might have happened to her!"
Lewis immediately nodded and hurried out with her.
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Keira and Lewis drove quickly to the small alley where Matias and Nara lived. They hurried into the house, only to see Matias making soup in the kitchen.
"Where is Nara?" Keira asked immediately.
"Nara went to the Gill residence."
"What?" Keira was stunned.
"Nara said she had something to discuss with Lady Gill, so she went there. Keera, why have you come? Is there something wrong?"
Keira frowned deeply. If the Fox wanted to sabotage her cooperation with the Gill family, causing something to happen to Nara would be more than enough. Even though Keira shouldn't be held accountable, considering Austin's paranoia and Lady Gill's fierce protectiveness, she couldn't rule out being implicated. The collaboration between Nora Research Institute and the Gill family was ultimately something they could forsake. Only Nara was of utmost importance.
"Why did Nara go to see the Gills?" Keira asked.
"Not sure. She wouldn't tell me."
Keira glanced at Lewis, and the two decided to check on the Gill residence immediately.
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At that very moment, Mrs. Spencer was heading out after finishing her conversation with Lady Gill. She and Gary walked toward the parking area. She glanced at her son and felt a flicker of sadness.
She leaned closer to him. "Son, I'm doing this for your own good. Please don't blame me. When you're older, you'll understand my good intentions."
Gary hung his head, silent, exuding a gloomy aura. "Mom, I can't bear to be without Nara. I really, really like her. Must I leave her?"
"Stop nagging me! In everything else, I can give in, but not on this matter!" Mrs. Spencer's voice hardened. "Drop this fantasy! You and that Nara — it's impossible!"
Gary's head drooped once more. It was as if his soul had been extracted, leaving behind only a walking corpse. He followed his mother to the parking lot and got into the car.
The car started and left the gate. Gary looked outside, not wanting any more interaction with his mother.
But suddenly, he caught a glimpse of that familiar figure standing near the Gill residence entrance.
"Stop the car!" Gary shouted.
Mrs. Spencer followed his gaze and commanded the driver, "Don't you stop!"
"If you don't stop, I'll jump out!" Gary grabbed the door handle. The doors weren't locked yet.
Mrs. Spencer was instantly alarmed. "Stop the car right now!"
The car screeched to a halt. Gary immediately jumped out and ran up to Nara.
"Nara, why are you here?"
Nara took out a notebook to write. "I'm here to see Lady Gill..."
But before she could finish, Mrs. Spencer grabbed her hand. Nara turned her head just as Mrs. Spencer's palm landed harshly on her face.
"Why are you bothering my son again? You little slut! Why are you so disgraceful? Can't you live without a man? My son already said he broke up with you!"
Gary pushed his mother away and shielded Nara behind him. "Mom, why do you have to hit her?"
"Why do I have to hit her?" Mrs. Spencer stepped forward, her face inches from Gary's. "What does it matter if I hit her? Do you want to hit me back? Fine, you do it for her! Come, hit me here!"
Gary became increasingly frustrated. "Mom, enough! How could I possibly hit you?!"
"Then why are you questioning me?"
She grabbed Gary's arm, pushed him aside, and faced Nara. "Let me tell you something. My son is here today to meet Miss Gill! Lady Gill has already given in, and Miss Gill is very satisfied with my son! So just give up on him!"
Nara was stunned. Miss Gill was satisfied? But she had never said that!
She raised her hand, wanting to gesture an explanation. She hoped they could go with her to the Gill residence for clarification. But Mrs. Spencer wouldn't listen.
"A mute like you dares to come to the Gill residence? You've got guts. Aren't you scared at all? Oh, I get it now. You must have seen us coming here. You want to ask me to plead with the Gill family on your behalf?"
Nara shook her head, waving her hands in denial.
Seeing her frail figure, Gary couldn't help but say, "Mom! If you can help Nara, please do! I promise — if you help her, I'll do as you say!"
Mrs. Spencer's eyes gleamed. "If I plead for Nara and she's helped, you'll agree to break up with her and marry Miss Gill?"
Gary was taken aback.
Nara waved her hands frantically, shaking her head, trying desperately to communicate the truth to Gary.
Gary looked at his beloved girl. He remembered the serene moments at school, the gentle peace she brought into his life. And suddenly, he burst into tears. "Nara, I like you... I even designed a master bedroom for you in our house, thinking my mom could accept you..."
Seeing him cry, Nara anxiously reached out to wipe his tears. Her own tears fell freely. She felt the same way. She had never been moved by another man like this.
"I can't bear to watch you get mistreated anymore. I'm sorry... I love you..."
After saying that, he suddenly hugged Nara tightly.
But it was only a moment before he let go and pushed her away.
Then, wiping away his tears, he turned to Mrs. Spencer. His fists clenched tightly. It took him a long time before he could speak. "Mom, I promise you. If you help Nara, I'll break up with her and be with Miss Gill..."
Mrs. Spencer was taken aback. She looked at her son and sighed. "Fine. I'll take you back inside and say a few good words to Lady Gill for her. Once it's done, you take her away. Send her out of Clance and make sure she never comes back!"
Gary nodded and looked at Nara.
Unable to speak, Nara anxiously gestured the whole time. But when she saw they were going to Lady Gill, she breathed a sigh of relief and nodded. Once she saw Lady Gill, everything could be explained!
As Mrs. Spencer and Gary headed toward the Gill residence, Nara followed them.
Mrs. Spencer frowned. "You wait outside. I'll go in and see Lady Gill. The Gill family might not even let you through the door — you'll be an eyesore in their place!"
Gary and Nara stood outside the door and nodded to Mrs. Spencer.
Mrs. Spencer marched forward but then looked back. She saw Gary standing next to Nara, wiping away tears. Nara gestured to him, seeming to say, "Don't cry." But Gary cried harder.
Gary had always appeared gentle and mild-mannered, but now he seemed so pained and distressed, as if he had lost the most important thing in his life.
Mrs. Spencer's heart suddenly softened.
Ever since Gary was little, she had doted on him. She bought him anything he wanted as long as the family could afford it. When he wanted to play games, if he persuaded her, she indulged him. Thankfully, Gary had always been restrained and successfully got into university. Over the years, he had rarely asked for anything from her.
Seeing him like this now, Mrs. Spencer felt that her son lacked backbone — that he was captivated by a woman. Yet when her son obeyed her, she felt a pang of heartache.
She looked at Nara again. The girl was taking a piece of paper from her bag and looking anxiously toward her. That expression hardly showed any sadness at being forced to break up. It seemed as if she was more eager to meet Lady Gill.
Jealousy suddenly boiled in Mrs. Spencer's chest. Her son had given so much for this mute girl! He was heartbroken, seemingly unable to move on. But what about this mute girl? Didn't she have any attachment to her son at all?
A sudden burst of anger welled up. How dare Nara do this? She had helped this mute girl solve a problem, and then what? Nara would rise high and fly far away, while Gary might end up hating his mother for the rest of his life!
Mrs. Spencer took out her phone and dialed a number. "...I just have to talk to someone! That girl is so scheming! My good friend, I can't believe a young woman played me!"
The person on the other end said, "That is too much. The key is, if you just let this girl go, your son will hate you forever, won't he? One can never get over their old flame..."
Mrs. Spencer paused. Old flame...
Her eyes suddenly lit up. She stopped in her tracks. "I've thought of a great idea, thanks to you!"
She hung up and turned around, approaching Nara and Gary.
Gary was startled. "Mom? What's wrong?"
Nara was also puzzled. Didn't Mrs. Spencer want to help her meet Lady Gill anymore? If so, she would find Lady Gill herself. She took out Matias's phone, which had her earlier chat history with Lady Gill. She had already messaged her: *This is Nara. There's something I'd like to talk to you about. Can we meet?*
Lady Gill had replied immediately: *I'll come see you.*
*No need. I'll come to you. Don't come to my place.*
*Then I'll send a car to pick you up.*
*Don't bother. I'll take the bus.*
*Alright, alright, just come. Could you stay for lunch?*
Nara hadn't replied anymore. But afterward, Lady Gill had sent message after message, almost every five minutes: *Barbara, are you almost there? Barbara, I made your roast ribs for lunch. Barbara, I've told Austin to stay away. You won't see him when you come. Will you have lunch with me? Barbara, haven't you arrived yet? Barbara, I will meet you at the front gate.*
The last message had just been sent. Lady Gill would be here soon. Nara just needed to wait.
But while Nara was waiting, Mrs. Spencer suddenly approached her, challenging her. "Do you love Gary?"
Nara was slightly startled, but her eyes brightened immediately as she nodded. Of course she had feelings for Gary. Who wouldn't like such a gentle and kind man?
"Then how come I can't see your affection? My son has become so haggard because of you. And you? You don't seem worried at all."
Nara looked at Gary and tried to write down her explanation. But she had only written a few words when Mrs. Spencer stopped her.
"You don't need to explain anything. Let me ask you — if you love my son so much, and I am willing to speak to Lady Gill on your behalf, then can you do something for my son?"
Nara was startled but immediately nodded. Of course she would! Although Gary was too soft and couldn't say no to his mother, she and Gary truly loved each other...
Gary stepped forward. "Mom, why are you making things difficult for Nara again?"
"I'm not making things difficult for her. I'm doing this for your own good!" Mrs. Spencer glared at Gary, then turned her gaze back to Nara. "If I plead for you, you should repay me, right? Here's the deal: be my son's mistress for two years. When my son gets tired of you, then you can leave."
Mrs. Spencer had decided — with this arrangement, Gary would have Nara, and he wouldn't hate his mother. Neither would he yearn for Nara because he couldn't have her. She thought her idea was simply brilliant.
"But you must not publicize it. You must not let the Gill family know. You and Gary can live together, but you mustn't get pregnant. Gary — your child must be born from Miss Gill!"
Nara was completely dumbfounded. She stared at Mrs. Spencer in disbelief. Never in her wildest imagination had she expected such words to come out of anyone's mouth!
Gary was also dumbstruck. "Mom, how could you say that?!"
"What's wrong with what I said, Gary? You like her. Don't you want to be with her? If that's the case, isn't my suggestion a good idea? You'll be together. If you can't bear to let go of her after two years, keep her. Miss Gill has just returned to the family — Lady Gill certainly won't let her marry off so quickly. You just need to break it off with Nara before Miss Gill marries you! By then, you'll be tired of Nara anyway..."
Mrs. Spencer glanced at Nara and said to Gary, "She's so bland. After sleeping with her a few times, you'll realize there's nothing special about her. Love doesn't mean that much at all! Wait until you're my age — it's only mutual tedium!"
She then looked toward Nara. "As long as you agree to my conditions, I will speak to Lady Gill for you. I will ensure the Gill family won't trouble you or your brother anymore. Do you agree?"
Nara clenched her fists tightly. A sense of humiliation she had never felt before surged into her chest. She angrily stared at Mrs. Spencer, then slowly turned toward Gary, gesturing with her hands. *Is that what you think too?*
It was a simple sentence. Gary understood it. He immediately shook his head. "No, Nara, don't get me wrong!"
Nara let out a sigh of relief.
But Mrs. Spencer suddenly added, "Gary, are you sure you don't think that way? Because if I help her, she'll leave you!"
That comment made Gary pause. He looked at Nara with reluctance in his eyes.
Mrs. Spencer continued, "Miss Gill is still young. She might not marry you for another five years. That means you have five years to keep Nara. I'm asking you again: are you sure you don't want to do that? It'll be your own choice. Later on, it'll have nothing to do with me!"
Gary fell silent.
He looked passionately at Nara, and a barely discernible greed flickered in his eyes. He wanted to keep her! He loved Nara enough to fight his mother for her. But his mother's death threats left him no choice. If possible, he certainly didn't want to let go of Nara.
But in this plan, Nara would be the one who would be hurt the most.
Gary wavered. His conviction weakened. And then Mrs. Spencer's following words broke him.
"Gary, think it through. After everything you've done for her, can you really stand to break up with her just like that? Are you content with that? If she truly loves you, is that marriage certificate really that important?"
Gary hesitated. Then he shook his head. "It's not important..."
"Right. It's not important. So why are you hesitating? Good boy. Let her be your mistress, and you won't be upset anymore."
Gary immediately looked at Nara. "Nara..."
He held her hand. "How about we try it? If you love me, can you also make some sacrifices for me? My marriage with Miss Gill might not even work out. And if it doesn't, we can still be together..."
Nara looked at Gary in astonishment.
Earlier, when Mrs. Spencer forced Gary to marry Miss Gill by threatening suicide, Nara had felt sorry to end their relationship. She knew Gary's shortcomings — he was too obedient to his mother. He was like a child who never grew up. But every person had flaws, and she was willing to endure them.
But she could never have imagined that Gary would agree to Mrs. Spencer's outrageous proposition.
It wasn't about her status anymore. It showed that in Gary's mind, she was never fit to be his wife. To Gary, she was just a toy — something he had always wanted since childhood but never obtained. Once he had it, he would no longer care.
Although Nara had lived a life of poverty, it had led her to value intellectual love. She stared at Gary, slowly pulling her hands back.
But Gary immediately gripped them again. "Nara, if you become my mistress, I will treat you well! I will even let you bear my child in the future... I just can't marry you. Can you compromise for me?"
Nara pulled her hands back and fiercely slapped Gary.
Her mouth opened and closed, but no sound came out. What Gary said was more hurtful than all the insults Mrs. Spencer had hurled at her the day before. It made Nara feel even more humiliated!
She wanted to speak but couldn't get the words out. She just stared at Gary, took out paper and a pen, and wrote: "YOU BASTARD!"
"I am a bastard." Gary flinched from the slap but stepped forward and grabbed her arm again. "But Nara, I can't lose you! I know this will make things hard for you, but I can give you money! I can provide you with a comfortable life as long as you agree to stay by my side. Please agree to my mom's terms!"
Nara struggled to push him away, but it was no use. Tears began to well up in her eyes.
She had come today just to tell Gary that she was Miss Gill. But now, she felt like a complete joke. She could understand why Gary would choose his mother over her. But she could not understand how he could agree to such a despicable thing!
She shook her head.
Mrs. Spencer immediately shouted in anger. "You have no right to refuse now that you've offended the Gill family! Only I can speak a few good words for you. If you reject this offer, the Gill family will force you and your brother to disappear from Clance forever!"
Nara turned sharply to look at Mrs. Spencer.
Anger colored her face. She was no longer the pitiful, innocent girl wanting to explain things to them. Her eyes emitted a deep, burning hatred.
That hatred startled Mrs. Spencer. "How dare you look at me like that?! Who gave you the courage?!"
She turned to Gary. "Son, do you see? This is her true color! You are willing to live and die for her, but what about her? She won't even be your mistress! She must be eyeing the power of our family, afraid that being your mistress for a few years will leave her with nothing in the end!"
Gary looked at Nara. "I can give you money!"
"SLAP!"
Nara slapped Gary fiercely on the face again. She glared at him. All the tender sweetness of the past seemed to turn into poison at that moment, pressing against her chest, making breathing difficult.
Gary, having been slapped, didn't dare retaliate. He just stared at Nara.
But Mrs. Spencer wouldn't stand for it. She pushed Gary aside, her finger almost poking Nara's face. "How dare you slap my son, little slut!"
"SLAP! SLAP!"
Mrs. Spencer's hand connected hard with Nara's face. Twice. "You should consider being my son's mistress an honor! Otherwise, you wouldn't even be worthy to carry his shoes!"
She pointed toward the gates of the Gill family. "Do you see that? That's what the houses of real prominent families look like! My son will marry Miss Gill in the future! Look at yourself! How dare you reject my son?!"
After being slapped, Nara covered her face and glared at Mrs. Spencer. She also looked at Gary. She saw him frown.
"Nara, don't be foolish. Only by becoming my lover will you and your brother be safe. If you say no, then my mom won't plead for you."
The last bit of hope in Nara's eyes shattered.
He was actually threatening her.
Nara gave a bitter smile. She steadied her stance and wrote on a piece of paper. *I don't need her help!*
Mrs. Spencer scoffed. "Still trying to be tough, huh? You don't need my help? Then rot away on the streets of Clance! Maybe someday you won't even know how you died, little slut!"
Nara trembled with rage. She stared at them, wanting to say something, wanting to scream the truth —
But at that moment, a scolding voice rang out.
**"WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!"**
They all turned. Lady Gill was striding toward them!
Lady Gill had watched from afar as the three people stood at the doorway, tugging at each other. When she saw Mrs. Spencer slap Nara twice, she instantly became furious. She marched over, her gaze passing over Mrs. Spencer and Gary, finally resting on Nara's face.
"Why did you hit her?" Her voice was ice cold.
Mrs. Spencer stammered, confused. "I just saw her loitering around the Gill family's doorway. She has offended Mr. Austin, hasn't she? I was just trying to avenge you!"
Lady Gill's eyes swept over Gary's face, where the slap marks were still visible. "Who hit you?"
Gary was perplexed. His eyes subconsciously shifted to Nara.
Lady Gill's gaze followed. "Why did she hit you?" Her voice was dangerously low. She already knew — it must be something Gary did to Nara!
Mrs. Spencer immediately cut in. "Cousin, this girl just tried to use her beauty to seduce Gary! How shameless!"
Nara stared at her incredulously, then turned angrily to Gary, waiting for him to speak up in her defense.
Lady Gill frowned. "She seduced Gary?"
"Yes! She and Gary are from the same university. Back in university days, she constantly chased after him. Just now, when she saw us at the doorway, she blocked us, trying to get me to plead with you on her behalf. She wanted the Gill family to let her off. I refused, and then she began to seduce Gary!"
Lady Gill's gaze moved between Nara and Gary. It settled firmly on Gary. "What exactly is your relationship with her?"
Mrs. Spencer hurried to answer. "Of course, they have no relationship whatsoever! Lady Gill, you must believe me! Gary would certainly not fancy her! He likes Miss Gill! How could he possibly fancy a mute? And besides, she's reeking of poverty! She's filthy!"
Lady Gill ignored her. She looked at Nara. "Nara, I want to hear your side of the story."
Nara took out a piece of paper and a pen. She was silent for a moment. She wanted to write that they had been boyfriend and girlfriend. But suddenly, she realized that none of it mattered anymore.
Ultimately, she put the paper down.
Lady Gill looked to Gary. "You tell me then!"
Gary swallowed hard. He looked frantically at Nara, then at Mrs. Spencer.
Mrs. Spencer coughed. "Cousin, there is nothing between them. They just attended the same university. My son is the student council president, so he has many admirers. But it's all in her head! Gary, speak up! Tell Lady Gill right now about your relationship with this mute!"
Gary remained silent.
Mrs. Spencer pushed him, hissing angrily. "What are you doing? Do you want to ruin the entire Spencer family?! You just agreed to a blind date with Miss Gill! If Lady Gill finds out you have a girlfriend, our family is finished!"
Gary was panicking. He looked at Nara. He looked at Lady Gill's livid face, her eyes spitting fire as she glared at him.
He swallowed hard again.
He thought about Austin's bullying since childhood. He thought about his family. He thought about his mother, always bowing and scraping before Lady Gill.
He looked at Nara again.
Mrs. Spencer whispered in a low voice, "Why do you still care about her? Do you want the entire Spencer family to be buried with you?!"
Gary clenched his fists. His eyes were filled with guilt.
He took a deep breath.
Under Nara's gaze, he slowly lowered his head.
"There's nothing between us."
Nara had anticipated his answer already. At this moment, the corners of her lips twitched weakly into a mocking smile.
She stepped back. She seemed drained of all vitality. She let out only a bitter laugh.
How could she have expected that the brave boy who once stood before her could become like this? He didn't even dare to acknowledge her.
She looked down and forced a bitter smile.
Lady Gill seemed to realize something too. She stared at Gary again. "Are you sure?"
Gary nodded immediately. "I'm sure! I'm not involved with her! Whatever the Gill family wants to do with her has nothing to do with me!"
Leaving these words behind, he turned and walked away.
Seeing Nara's expression of utter despair, Lady Gill felt a sudden surge of anger from within. She, too, had lived through her younger years. How could she not understand what was happening right now?
She quickly stepped forward and slapped Gary across the face. **"Say that again, I dare you! You have nothing to do with her?!"**
Her daughter. Nara was the daughter she had treasured since she was a baby! How could she be so mistreated at university?
Lady Gill was trembling with rage.
Gary was stunned by the slap, looking at her in confusion.
Mrs. Spencer, however, thought Lady Gill was angry because she recognized a special relationship between the two young people. She thought Lady Gill was upset because Gary was supposed to marry Miss Gill. She immediately stepped forward and swore.
"Cousin, they have nothing to do with each other, I swear! Gary only has Miss Gill in his heart! We just agreed to let Gary and Miss Gill meet. Please believe us! This little slut has a crush on Gary. It really has nothing to do with my son!"
Mrs. Spencer's words only elicited a scornful laugh from Lady Gill.
How could Lady Gill not realize, at this point, that Mrs. Spencer had orchestrated the entire affair? She recalled Gary's reluctant face when he came to their home earlier. She had assumed Gary simply didn't want to go on a blind date. She had also been perplexed as to why Nara, who originally had no desire to see them or visit the Gill family, suddenly sent a message saying she would come to meet her.
Now, with the two of them standing before her and Mrs. Spencer pointing at Nara and scolding her while trying desperately to disassociate herself — how could Lady Gill not understand?
She gave a cold laugh. "So, Gary and Nara are not in a relationship now, and won't be in one in the future either?"
Mrs. Spencer immediately nodded and stepped forward, trying to grasp Lady Gill's arm. "Yes, yes, it's nothing like that! Gary only has feelings for Miss Gill. How could he possibly be involved with a mute..."
But Lady Gill swiftly shook off her arm.
**"Then do you know who Nara is?"**
Mrs. Spencer was taken aback. **"Who could she be? Isn't she just a mute?"**
Lady Gill's expression turned icy cold. Her voice rang out like a thunderclap.
**"SHE IS MY DAUGHTER!!"**
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
Oh. My. Goodness. I am literally shaking after reading this chapter. The emotional rollercoaster is absolutely devastating! To watch Mrs. Spencer manipulate her son, to watch Gary crumble under his mother's psychological warfare, to watch Nara suffer blow after blow of humiliation — and then that final reveal! Lady Gill's voice echoing "She is my daughter" sent chills down my spine!
The contrast between Austin's quiet, desperate attempts to win his sister's love — learning to make croissants, leaving food anonymously, hovering outside her home — and Mrs. Spencer's toxic, possessive "love" for her son is brilliantly written. The author masterfully shows us two kinds of family love, and the difference is staggering.
And Nara... my heart absolutely breaks for her. She came to the Gill residence ready to reveal her identity, ready to save her relationship with Gary. But Gary's willingness to keep her as a mistress destroyed every last shred of her love for him. The irony is devastating — if she had been able to tell him she was Miss Gill before Mrs. Spencer's final manipulations, he might have chosen her. But his true colors would have come out eventually.
Gary is a coward. A weak, pathetic coward. He loved Nara, but he loved his comfort more. He loved being his mother's good son more. The moment his mother threatened suicide, he crumbled. And then, when given an even more despicable option, he actually considered it! He actually asked Nara to become his mistress!
This is why I can't fully hate Mrs. Spencer. She's a monster, yes. But Gary had the power to choose, and he chose wrong.
I am literally counting the hours until the next chapter!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ **Rating: 5 / 5 Stars** (This chapter is an emotional masterpiece!)
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## Next Chapter Prediction
Now that Lady Gill has revealed Nara's true identity as the Gill family's lost daughter in front of Gary and Mrs. Spencer, all hell is about to break loose! Mrs. Spencer's face will be priceless when she realizes she slapped, insulted, and tried to turn the Gill family's heiress into her son's mistress!
I predict Lady Gill will go absolutely ballistic. She will summon Austin immediately, and the Gill family will destroy the Spencer family's entire business empire. Gary will try to apologize, but Nara will finally see him for what he truly is — and she will walk away. Meanwhile, Austin will likely beat Gary bloody for how he treated Nara.
As for Keira — she is on her way to the Gill residence right now. She will arrive just in time to witness the fallout. The Fox is trying to destroy Keira's alliance with the Gill family, but this chaos might actually strengthen it — Lady Gill will be even more grateful to Keira for protecting Nara.
The next chapter is going to be explosive!
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