The Unveiled Rose

I didn't know who left the comment, but I could still sense that they were deliberately trying to trick the readers into thinking I had done something wrong in the marriage.

But, they had used mutual affection as an excuse.

Wasn't Jessica's behavior just an interference in someone else's marriage? When Steven and Jessica were together, wasn't that considered cheating?

I didn't argue and simply responded calmly, "So, what you're saying is, if your husband got with another woman during an ongoing marriage... As long as your husband and that other woman truly love each other, it's not wrong? "Even if the man betrayed the marriage? And the woman selfishly hurt the wife?"

The reply came almost immediately. "What else would it be?"

At this point, I couldn't help but sneer as I slowly typed my response. "By your reasoning, what's the point of marriage? Isn't marriage meant to bind and be loyal to one another?"

The person responded quickly, "But if the other person no longer loves you, and you're still holding onto the title of 'wife,' don't you think your behavior itself is problematic?"

I looked at the words and found it laughable.

I was clearly the innocent one in this situation... Yet somehow, the responsibility was all being placed on me through her words and insinuations.

I replied slowly, "Even if you're right and he truly loved his first love, then why is he stalling on the divorce while being ambiguous with her?

"If, as you say, they truly love each other, then he shouldn't have married me! Even if he impulsively entered marriage with me, once his first love returned, he should have ended our marriage immediately, shouldn't he?" After typing this, I added, "Honestly, I can't see any signs of true love between them."

The other person didn't respond for a long time.

Just when I thought they wouldn't reply, I suddenly got another notification. I clicked on it.

The reply said, "He's just soft-hearted and afraid of hurting you."

I couldn't hold back and quickly typed a response. "A truly soft-hearted man wouldn't cheat."

The other person continued, "His true love came back, and he couldn't help but be drawn to her, but he's also afraid of hurting you.

"You really have no sense. Didn't you notice how close they were? Or did you purposely act like you didn't?"

She really knew how to make excuses for Steven.

I replied, "He's been hiding it from me. How am I supposed to notice?"

After typing that sentence, I sent a message to another person. "Jessica, do you think I don't know it's you making all those randomContent is property © NôvelDrama.Org.

comments in my section?"

Initially, the readers who thought I was in the wrong realized whose fault it really was after reading our conversation in the comments.

Those who had criticized me started blaming her instead.

They called her out for her warped values, speaking up for the mistress.

Jessica, who had initially wanted to argue back, eventually realized that no one believed her, so she stopped responding.

She replied to me, "Yes, it's me. So what?"

"If you dare to keep spreading nonsense in the comments..." I slowed down my typing."I will expose everything you've done.

"Jessica, when I drew you two in the

comic, held back a lot. I hope you know your place. If you really piss me off, I'm afraid you and Steven won't have it easy either."

...

Jessica stared at the words in the chat box. She was so fed up that she threw everything before her to the floor.

Why! Annalise was pampered by Zane and still managed to gain so much fan love.

Jessica couldn't accept it!

She wanted nothing more than to see Annalise get insulted by her fans.

She wanted Annalise to be driven out of the comic industry, just like when she was kicked out of the

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Pelham family, like a stray dog with nowhere to go!