The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 1326

“Evelyn, you always seemed so savvy and straightforward, how could you stoop to this?” the voice of a woman from the community center’s card room cut through the air, her finger jabbing accusingly in Evelyn’s direction.

‘I can’t believe it. I used to invite you for a card games whenever I had spare time, and now this? Seducing a married man? Have you no shame?”

Even a usually friendly old lady, who often played bridge with Evelyn, was shaking her head in disapproval.

“And don’t you dare sit at my card table again. I fear your touch might taint my cards,” a stern-faced elder spat out, her index finger wagging in the air as she scolded Evelyn.

These were the same people who used to share gossip and camaraderie with her over a friendly game. Yet now, these so-called friends were looking down on her with disdain, their scornful gazes and a sea of harsh words threatening to drown her.

Evelyn’s breath quivered, and her trembling hands caused the smartphone to clatter to the ground.

She staggered back, overwhelmed with humiliation and shaking with indignation, tears streaming down her face as she shouted, “Enough! You don’t know anything, so how can you judge me this way when you know nothing about the backdrop? You’re the useless ones! All you do every day is play cards, lose money, and gossip around. What else are you good for?”

Her voice was near hysterical, her pain and rage swirling like a blizzard within her.

at those who had verbally

and generous to her. But let one scandal arise. and not a single one of them would try to see things from her perspective, as if

cruel truth: her so-called friends were nothing but a pack of treacherous, heartless gossipmongers!

much, but at least we don’t go around seducing other women’s husbands. Shame on you for trying to shift the blame,” retorted one of the card players with a sneer

flooded her eyes, and the last shreds

your dignity!” Evelyn tossed the woman’s phone to the

lost soul,

cherished her reputation above all else.

in just a moment, in front of a group of self-righteous

into thin air.

she’d been stripped bare and paraded

as she made her way onto the road, their cruel words

walked on, her face streaked with tears, her eyes hollow. Cars swerved to avoid

swerving and