My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Chapter 526

Armand whispered, “You are right. He was indeed cowardly.”

“We were born of the same mother, but you had fine clothes and good food in the Faulkner residence, and you went to the best schools…” Jack jabbed a finger at his own chest. “But inc? I had to watch that drunkard assault my mother every day!”

Jack continued. “Later, I grew up and became stronger. I luted seeing how those men used my mother. The drunkard loved to drink, so I put him inside a wine barrel. Don’t you think it was appropriate that he was still drinking when he dice?

“1 told my motlicr cliat the man was dead, and she didn’t have to be afraid anymore, but she died…”

Jack’s eyes stung as hic gritted his teeth and went on. “Do you know how she died? Those men recorded a video and posted it online, and everywhere she went, people pointed at her, talking about her behind her back. She didn’t want those things to affect my schooling, so she drove off a clift.”

He remembered how it was a cold winter’s day when that happened. It was freezing because it was showing

It was also her birthday.

He had come home early from school, having bought a present to celebrate her birthday with her. She was nowhere to be found, but he soon discovered the letter she had left on the table.

two policemen came for him, asking him to go to the

status. What do I have?” Jack asked him disparagingly, and the corners of his eyes were all red. “I cannot even protect my

like he had lost everything. He

of him. showing him that there still

around and looked at the bride and groom

took revenge on them in the same way. Those men didn’t dare to reprimand me. They could only kneel on the ground and bey me to let them go. As

love each other until death. Yet when problems arose, they just abandoned their

around, he asked Armand, “Tell me. Do you think this

children. I wanted to destroy the Faulkner family, but…” Jack sighed. “Genev begged

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not harm any child. In order to

Armand listened, his licartilrobbed

she had not willingly gone oll’ with Jack, but

then, I asked men to