The Miraculous Simone Gray

Simone sneered. “You hear folks applauding your talent for keeping your man in line, but deep down, do you reckon you are as remarkable as they make you out to be? Do you think they are so oblivious to the point of not realizing it is a skill you pick up from the harsh treatment you imposed on your husband?

She let out another round of mocking laughter. “With a fierce mother tiger like you calling the shots at home, Oliver Johnston can’t even lift his head.”

“Ain’t he just gotta go out there and seek solace from some gentle lady? If you don’t buy it, hire a private detective.”

“Your husband has a handful of illegitimate kids, and they are all already grown up. You can’t keep that under wraps…

Mrs. Bridgette likes to think she knew it all.

Now, despite all her confidence and pride, she would let the other party see how much of a failure her so- called “husband-taming expertise” could be.

And this woman’s personality was similar to Mrs. Gray’s.

Whenever something happened, she liked to blame others.

With her manner of carriage, Mrs. Gray had surely said more than a few unkind words behind her back.

It was later discovered that Mr. Oliver had been supporting other women and illegitimate children. She would think that if she didn’t want to help her elder sister-in-law, she wouldn’t have brought up such a scandal.

In addition to resenting her, she would vent her anger on Mrs. Gray.

Then, Mrs. Gray would truly be isolated and abandoned by the Johnston Family.

And in their social circle, Mr. Johnston was known for doting on his wife.

In reality, he was afraid of his wife and was heavily suppressed by Mrs. Bridgette.

She had even physically assaulted Mr. Oliver before.

When they argued, they even resorted to violence.

She had heard Mrs. Gray complain about it before.

But she was on the same side as her younger siblings and thought that men should be dealt with in this way

Mrs. Gray probably wanted to suppress Steven Gray like this, but he had a dominant personality, so she had no chance.

Mrs Bridgette could not hit Simone, she glared at her and said, “You’re talking nonsense. You’re grately trying to provoke our relationship.

Simone sneered. “You hear folks applauding your talent for keeping your man in line, but deep down, do you reckon you are as remarkable as they make you out to be? Do you think they are so oblivious to the point of not realizing it is a skill you pick up from the harsh treatment you imposed on your husband?”

She let out another round of mocking laughter. “With a fierce mother tiger like you calling the shots at home, Oliver Johnston can’t even lift his head.”

“Ain’t he just gotta go out there and seek solace from some gentle lady? If you don’t buy it, hire a private detective.”

kids, and they are

likes to think she knew

she would let the other party see how much of a failure her so- called “husband-taming expertise” could

personality was similar to Mrs. Gray’s.

something happened, she liked to

said more than a few unkind words

Oliver had been supporting other women and illegitimate children. She would think that if she didn’t want to

her, she would vent

be isolated and abandoned

circle, Mr. Johnston was

his wife and was heavily suppressed

physically assaulted Mr.

argued, they even resorted to

heard Mrs. Gray complain about it before.

the same side as her younger siblings and thought that men should be dealt

this, but he had a dominant personality, so she

she glared at her and said. “You’re talking nonsense. You’re berately trying

my husband possibly go and find

loving relationship, and it’s well-known

uneasy but was

your loving relationship, but Mr. Oliver is a pushover, being controlled by a tiger

circles, behind closed doors, that was how

anymore and said, “Enough, this is a

hated it the most when others called him a pushover.

tearing into each other so quickly that Old

their granddaughter to be so strong and

their second daughter-in-law to be so unreasonable.

she

Johnston’s face

“Today, I asked

the elders. Look at

“We invited Simone, and we

does not believe Simone, why

this earlier because upon seeing Simone, she avoided getting into trouble with her sharp- tongued and troublemaking second sister-in-law, and she also managed to express everything

her wrist free from Simone’s grip, smirking coldly. “Why should I head back first?” she sneered. ‘I don’t believe in any venom, and I certainly don’t buy

see how she presents more

a private detective to investigate her husband,

of the investigation,

that their marriage is loving.

career, by

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to have affairs outside, as she always had