Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 838

“Be mindful of my actions? Bear the consequences? Ha! What worse

consequences can there be given my current state?! If you all are so

capable, go ahead and kill me in front of all these people! Come on!” Jaxton’s

emotions flared up, and he threw all caution to the wind.

Of course, Emmanuel couldn’t initiate a physical confrontation and land

himself in trouble. He just wanted to protect his sister and leave.

Lo and behold, Jaxton suddenly pointed at the bloodstains on his crotch and

shouted, “Do you all see this?! Take a good look! I accidentally married a

she-devil who lives off my family but pretends to be noble and castrated her

own husband with scissors one night! This woman is pure evil!”

The crowd immediately burst into a tumult. Good Lord, what explosive gossip!

The wife personally castrated her husband-this is definitely headline news

material!

There were reporters on the scene covering the accident.

Initially, they didn’t have much interest in it since it was just a simple traffic

accident, and they planned to make a brief report and be done with it. Little

a huge scandal would unfold before

hit

son is telling the absolute truth.

daughter-in-law of the Oatley family!

you can investigate!” Jennifer, seeing her son taking such

stance, followed suit.

goal was clear-to tarnish Roselynn’s reputation, make

her out of

people around began pointing and gossiping

woman.

some also pointed at Jaxton and his mother, but they

even began

stop, or you’ll be

not allowing them to

on, Manny. Forget it. Let’s

stay another

Jaxton and his

nodded in acknowledgment and spoke

you soon. My sister wants to

sue you for defamation!”

then! Let’s see who will be the one

My family is now in

Do you think I’m still

to fear anymore!” Jaxton was also becoming

exploding.

crowd around desperately took photos and recorded videos,

scandal viral.

to bother themselves with

his sister and helped her into the car, driving

of turmoil.

thought about telling Mom about the Oatley

down by worries. He was