The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Wyatt looked up and took one long look at Asher. Then, his gaze shifted past Asher and landed on Arnold.

A while later, Wyatt said, "I need a word alone with you, Ash."

Wyatt and Asher remained in the ward.

With his back facing Asher, Wyatt looked out the window in long silence.

The angry grilling, yelling, and criticism did not come down on Asher as he expected.

In fact, the silence tore him up inside.

"Everything you saw is true, Dad. I'm sorry."

Asher broke the silence, hanging his head low. "I let you down for the years you raised and taught me. I fell short of your expectations. It's all my fault. I only ask that you don't put this on Arnold." Wyatt kept to himself.

deal with. I'll hand in my resignation tomorrow, manage the handover, and withdraw from the board of directors." Wyatt jolted to his feet from the wheelchair and lost his balance. He quickly grabbed onto the windowsill to keep his

"Watch out, Dad!"

help him up when Wyatt looked back

quitting all because of

Asher was taken aback.

just fine. The culture is a

four wives. They've called me the worst names, but I still carried on with my life as the Chairman of

his

even though you're my son.

Who do you take after? Not me or your

his father's support, Asher felt warm and cozy inside. However, the guilt washed over him.

not wrong for loving a man. It's not your fault you swing the other way. If the public has a problem with that, the problem lies with them. The opinion of others doesn't matter, Just remember one

on Asher's shoulder.

echoed heavily in his mind, triggering