I Got Married Without You

As she reminisced about the past, the smile that she tried to hide was all too visible to Stella. Stella had a vague inkling that whether it was during their childhood when she encouraged her to get close to Erin, or as they grew older when she manipulated her into falling for Erin, it was all part of Karen’s plan. Even the later harm inflicted upon her, which she blamed on Erin, was just because Karen knew that Thomas wanted Erin to be the heir…

She was ultimately just a pawn in Karen’s hands…

Yet, the person who treated her as a pawn was still holding her hand and shifting the blame onto others.

“Stella, no matter when it started, you have to know that it was Erin who provoked me first. From the moment I stepped into the picture, he constantly insulted me and even called me a homewrecker in private. If you want to blame someone, blame him.”

Stella curled her lips in a bitter smile and suddenly burst into laughter.

“Aren’t you the homewrecker?”

With tears in her eyes, she stared at her unfamiliar aunt.

escape the identity of a small-town girl, you climbed into Thomas’s bed, knowing full well that he was married. Erin saw you wearing his mother’s clothes, fooling around with his father in his mother’s room. He hated you for that. And what’s more, you forcefully moved into the

her worldview had

influence, and she couldn’t escape from

truly talented. She could turn black into white. At that time, she was even grateful to her aunt..

Karen’s was a hundred thousand. The gentle and kind aunt that she believed in turned out to be

while secretly tormenting him? Karen hadn’t read many books, but

to care about Erin on the surface but tortured him behind his back. She deceived Stella from beginning to end,

ached so much that it felt like it was bleeding This truth, presented in front of her, was more painful than death itself because she truly regarded Karen as her mother,

covered her tearful eyes. How could Karen be so cruel? Why did she treat her as a mere pawn, a pawn she had used for over twenty years? How could she hurt

Thomas forced me into this. I didn’t

deceitful excuse, Stella stopped talking, Arguing with someone of