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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 1013

Vivian’s face had already been pale.

At Marianne’s words, every last trace of color drained from it.

She stared at the older woman in disbelief.

No longer part of the Redson family?

What did that mean?

Was Marianne threatening to make her divorce Leon’s father?

After all these years, had she still not given up on driving Vivian out of the family?

“Mom, you…” Vivian choked out.

She could hardly believe it.

She had devoted so many years to the Redson family, yet Marianne had never truly accepted her.

For Marianne to say something like that, she must never have regarded Vivian as part of the family at all.

Vivian had given her husband three children.

And still…

“I told you years ago that you weren’t suited to be the lady of this family,” Marianne said. “You promised you would behave and listen.”

“What you’ve done this time has deeply disappointed me.”

Vivian’s heart turned cold at the word disappointed.

But she did not dare argue.

All she could do was lower her head and agree.

“I’m sorry. I never expected things to turn out this way.”

She truly had not imagined the situation would spiral this far.

“Lia is your own daughter.”

Marianne’s voice sharpened on the words own daughter.

Vivian had sacrificed her own child to protect an outsider.

That was what disappointed Marianne most.

Vivian’s face grew even paler.

“Stay out of this from now on,” Marianne said. “My people will handle it.”

Judging by Vivian’s performance, Marianne no longer trusted her to resolve anything properly.

She was removing the matter from Vivian’s hands entirely.

“Mom, please give me one more chance. I…”

“You were already willing to sacrifice yourself. Why would I give you another chance?”

Marianne cut her off sharply.

Vivian fell silent.

“Idiot.”

Marianne made no attempt to hide either her disgust or her contempt for Vivian’s abilities.

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