My Extraordinary Wife

It was all the b*tch’s fault!

Mary initially assumed she would be able to humiliate Ashlyn as she was now the count’s daughter.

Alas, things did not turn out as desired.

Right then, Ryan stalked out of the theater to see Mary and Penelope wearing grim expressions. He heard the audience chattering among themselves.

“Oh, Ms. Canter must be mortified. Never mind if she used to spread rumors that Mr. Powell came here for Mr. Yates; she even claimed that Mr. Yates is the successor of the president! I can’t believe she questioned Mr. Powell if he’s Ashlyn’s mentor. She’s the daughter of a count, huh? How embarrassing.”

After learning what happened, Ryan scowled unhappily. An ominous black thundercloud of temper promptly settled over him as he marched over to Mary and Penelope.

“Ryan—”

her off rudely, “If you came back to

the Count’s Mansion’s reputation! This is so embarrassing! First, she wrongly accused someone of stealing the necklace, and now she has the guts to question whether Mr. Powell is Ashlyn’s mentor. She even spread rumors that I’m his successor. I’ve never even imagined that. How dare she cause trouble for us? Does she think I’m too free? Fools!

Why do such vain fools exist in the Yates family? Our reputation that we work hard to build for hundreds of years has been destroyed in the blink of

door of the theater. His

are you yelling at me instead of helping me?”

me or side with me? How could he yell at me in public and told

anger coiled in

left with Penelope if the

right? But why are you treating

Mary argued, the more she pitied herself and

her. She bullied us as she was born by the first wife, and she never saw me as an elder. You saw for yourself how

that, Mary burst into

and you don’t think of me as your sibling, Penelope and I shall leave the

too angry. We were partially to blame, too. I don’t want to leave Granny, Mom. She adores me, and I can’t bear to leave her,” she uttered