All Chapters of My Perfect Marriage Revenge : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

The next morning, the sound of the master bedroom door creaking open jolted her awake. Still groggy, she shuffled to the bathroom, brushing her teeth absently until the sight of Theo crossing the hall made her freeze. She wiped her mouth hastily and hurried out. "What are you doing?" Theo's face was unreadable, his dark eyes shadowed with disdain. "What does it look like I'm doing?" His tone was clipped, but the weight behind his words hit harder than any shout. Bianca swallowed, her fingers gripping the edge of the doorway. "I've been thinking," she said softly, avoiding his gaze. "I'll move out." "I'll stay with a friend for a few days." Theo turned slowly, his brows furrowing as he crossed his arms. "Move out?" he repeated, his voice laced with mockery. "Weren't you thrilled to move in here back then? And after everything I've done for you, saving you not once b

Theo's voice cut through the air like a whip, laced with disdain. "At least you remember you forced your way into this," he sneered. "I don't want anything to do with you either. I just don't want to be contaminated by whatever dirty disease you bring home from elsewhere." "Dirty." The word hit Bianca like a physical blow. Her blood boiled, surging to her head, leaving her trembling. Her pale lips twitched into a bitter smile, one that barely masked the humiliation coursing through her. "Fine. To spare Mr. Williams from being contaminated by my presence, I'll move out." Theo's cold smile deepened, his disbelief palpable. "Another one of your tricks? How creative," he said, his tone dripping with sarcasm. He didn't believe for a second that she would actually leave, not after all her efforts to stay in his life. Bianca didn't bother responding. With deliberate movements, she

"Heh, that's not nice. You're so different from First Young Lady North, even though you're from the same family," one of them quipped, their tone laced with mockery. "Exactly! First Young Lady North even brought us coffee and tea earlier. You, on the other hand, were raised by the North couple, and yet your manners are disappointing in comparison," another chimed in smugly. Bianca's eyes narrowed, her patience wearing thin. But before she could respond, a deep, authoritative voice cut through the crowd, sharp and intimidating. "Today is a significant day for the North and Smith families. Many prominent guests will be attending, including Lucinda Baker," the man said, his presence immediately commanding respect. "And yet, here you are, ambushing a young woman to humiliate her. What is she? An artist or a social media influencer? If you're so obsessed with her, why not go ahead and make her the next internet sensation?" The reporters exchanged u

Sonia stepped forward, attempting to control the situation with a polished smile. "Everyone, let's not misunderstand," she began smoothly. "Edward and Bianca grew up together, and he's always seen her as a younger sister.""But emotions aren't so easily controlled, and it's not Edward's fault if Bianca's feelings strayed beyond that. Isn't that right, Edward?"Edward hesitated, the weight of the room's attention pressing down on him. His gaze shifted toward Bianca, who met his eyes with a steady, unflinching stare.He clenched his fists, willing himself to suppress the unease gnawing at him. Finally, he said, "I'm sorry, Bianca. It was wrong of me to make you misunderstand.""But what we share isn't romantic love. It never was. I've only ever seen you as a sister."The words left his mouth, but they felt hollow. Bianca's lips twitched into a faint smile, a mix of calm, detachment, and biting sarcasm.Her piercing gaze sent an unexpected wave of discomfort cou

Helen winced like a guilty child caught red handed. I've stood in the rain for the past 30 minutes reflecting on my mistakes, she began pitifully. I even replayed the scene in my mind when my brother pointed out the man who was supposed to be Edward's cousin. There were two men walking side by side at the time. Theo was definitely one of them. He had that overbearing manner, the poise of a king, and so you naturally assumed he was Edward's cousin. Bianca interrupted with a biting laugh, her eyes narrowing. Helen shrank under the weight of her sarcasm, nervously biting her nails. Well, it was a logical conclusion at the time. The man walking next to Theo didn't exactly stand out. Did that man happen to look like this? Bianca pulled up a photo of Sebastian on her phone, the one she'd accidentally taken during the villa renovation. Helen leaned closer, squinting. She frowned, her expression turning thoughtful. Yes, that's him. I think that's him. So he's Edward's cousin. Bianca clos