Chapter 7
“That’s impossible,” she stammered.
“Emily Hope has to be lying! The real heiress of the Hope family doesn’t show her face in public. How could it be you, someone who looks like a pauper?”
“That dress you’re wearing must’ve been rented. You’re just trying to pose as someone from high society. You’re delusional!”
“Don’t think I don’t remember last time I saw you driving some low–end car worth barely $20,000. Even nannies wouldn’t drive that. How could someone like you possibly be the Hope family’s heiress?”
I smiled faintly, though there was no warmth in my expression.
“I told you before, the Kinsley family looks down on people, but you wouldn’t believe me.”
“Judging someone’s status based solely on appearances–that’s such a low–level move, but it suits you perfectly.”
No wonder the Kinsley family had struggled for years, remaining at the bottom of high society.
They had to desperately fawn over other families just to scrape by.
And even then, they resorted to selling off their own son for a marriage alliance, hoping to climb the social ladder and keep their business afloat in Cloud City.
It was nothing more than poor judgment and a failure to seize opportunities.
I smiled faintly. “It’s a pity, really. If you had made the right choice back then, you might already be the son–in–law of the Hope family.”
Hearing my words, John Kinsley’s eyes lit up suddenly.
He quickly scrambled to my side, fawning over me.
“Emily, I knew you’ve always loved me, and I feel the same way
“I told you earlier, my marriage to Jude Parker was just for a business alliance. There were never any real feelings involved. You’re the one I’ve always thought about.”
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Emily, this must be fate. You’re destined to be my wife. Take me home with you, and let’s get married.”
As he spoke, he didn’t hesitate to take off his groom’s suit and toss it onto the ground with disdain.
Jesse Parker, pale and trembling, clung to his leg.
“John, are you really going to abandon me?”
“You promised you’d never leave me. You even swore during the wedding vows–how can you…”
Before she could finish, John kicked her away with brutal force.
“You? Do you even know your place?”
“A nanny’s daughter dreaming of marrying into high society? What a joke. You’re nothing but a toad lusting after a swan, blinded by your greed!”
“Even if I were to marry a beggar off the street, I’d never marry someone like you, a fake heiress and a shameless liar!”
I watched the scene unfold with an amused smirk.
s expected, my instincts were correct–today was destined to be a good show.
Jesse, still wearing her once pristine white wedding dress, now dirtied and stained from being shoved to the ground repeatedly, sobbed pitifully.
“Please don’t abandon me…”
She cried like a broken doll, her face streaked with tears, as she crawled over and knelt before jude
Parker.
“Jude, it’s all my fault, I admit it. I shouldn’t have impersonated you. But I only did it because I wanted to marry a good man…”
“Can you forgive me? You used to be so kind to me. Can’t we go back to being sisters like before?”
But Jude had discovered far more than just her stolen identity during her investigation.
Jesse had committed numerous malicious acts under Jude’s name, tarnishing her reputation and causing her immense frustration and anger.
This time, Jude’s heart was hardened–there was no chance of forgiveness for someone so inherently
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Jesse, over the years, you’ve benefited enough from the pretense of sisterhood in my family.”
“From now on, I won’t treat you as a sister anymore. I hope you’ll know your limits.”
Jude turned to Mrs. Parker with a serious expression.
“Mom, I’m not saying this lightly, but the help in our household should know their boundaries. If they can’t, it might be time to let them go.”
Mrs. Parker nodded in agreement. “I’ll do as you say.”
It was reported that after the farcical wedding ended, the Parker family immediately dismissed
their nanny.
Jesse Parker and her mother were thrown out of the Parker household, left to fend for themselves on
the streets.