His Ex Wife is A Billionaire (Evadne and Thaddeus)

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Chapter 605

Glynnis’s eyes spun wildly as she staggered to her feet, dusting herself off indignantly. “You’re coming

back? When will that be? Are you planning to come back just to get even with Jareth?”

Edith clenched her teeth with venomous anger. “He made my life a misery, how could I possibly let him

have his way? From the moment he slapped me, not once but thrice, in front of Evadne, Thaddeus,

and the entire Elmsworth elite at the gala, there was no longer any brother–sister bond between us,

only bitter enemies!”

“Exactly! Jareth’s gone too far! He hasn’t even put a ring on Marilla’s finger yet, and he’s already

ditched his own sister and disowned his mother! If those two tie the knot, do you think you and your

mom will have any standing left? Glynnis sniffled, her words laced with malice as she backstabbed

Marilla, stoking the embers of conflict

“Hmph, don’t pretend you’re looking out for me. All this enthusiastic plotting, isn’t it just because you

want me to return and wield my influence to settle your scores?

Edith saw tight through Glynnis’s sordid intentions and laughed coldly “Without your mom to back you,

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what fighting power do you have left? All you can do is watch your dimwit sister marry into wealth and

lord it over you

The memory of her collection being plundered by Jareth, now soon to be Manilla’s, made Glynnis

shiver with rage. She was supposed to be the Abernathy family’s cherished eldest daughter, the apple

of her parents eyes!

How had she fallen from grace to let that simpleton sister surpass her?

“No way. Marilla cannot marry Jareth, absolutely not Glynnis’s nyes burned with hatred

“Of course, I feel the same. But you know what Jareth is like, he’ll never give up on that simpleton Well

need a meticulous plan to make him give up on her for good”

Edith’s smile was sinister I think it’s time for us to collaborate again. You must have had an epiphany

about your

mother’s situation by now, right? Pinning all your hopes on someone else is futile Your own revenge

must be sought by your own hands – that’s the real satisfaction!”

Glynnis understood the subtext all too well Edith wanted her as an additional safeguard, someone to

drag down with her.

But Glynnis was consumed by hatred.

If it meant bringing Jareth and Marilla down, she was willing to do anything even stoop to the lowest!

“Ha. All your talk here is pointless. Let’s wait until you’re back to discuss further

Thaddeus and Jareth emerged from the grand Windermere Estate, their luxury cars parked side by

side outside the gates

This wasn’t Jareth’s home, but it seemed Thaddeus no longer considered it his either.

“If Marilla liked those trinkets, you should have just told me I could ve sourced them for her, as many as

she wanted”

Thaddeus’s long lashes cast down as he eyed the hefty bag in Jareth’s hands. “Why bother giving my

sister Elspeth’s old things? It’s downright unlucky”

“We can’t just leave them for that brute of a hen to get her hands on. I’d rather smash them than let her

have them!”

Jareth’s eyes sparkled mischievously. “I get a kick out of imagining Glynnis wielding a hammer, her

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face the color of liver, in utter humiliation! The frustration of missing out must be driving her nuts, eh?”

Thaddeus couldn’t help but smile, despite his brother’s outrageous antics

“Actually, Marilla doesn’t care much for these things.”

Jareth’s eyes softened as he sighed. “After she said her final goodbye to Elspeth, she’s been feeling

down, even guilty towards you. So, I suggested we take Elspeth’s intended gifts for Marilla and sell

them to donate to the charity you’re establishing in your mother’s name. It might not be much, but it’s

the thought that counts. Hopefully, it’ll ease Marilla’s conscience a bit

Thaddeus felt a sudden tightness in his chest. This was exactly what he feared that Marilla’s goodness

would lead her to feel guilty about his mother’s pain, potentially straining their sibling bond.

“The feud between my mother and Elspeth is over, and Marilla wasn’t even conceived when Elspeth

entered the Abernathy family She’s got nothing to do with it.”

Thaddeus, his heart aching with empathy, patted Jareth’s shoulder. “Find some time to bring Marilla

over to our place. Let Evadne comfort her, she’s always been persuasive with Evadne. And it just so

happens, I’ve been perfecting a few new recipes. You two can bask in Evadne’s glow and sample my

culinary attempts.”

Jareth’s face had gone the color of wilted lettuce. “Are you inviting us over for dinner, or to be your

guinea pigs?”

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