You, Me And Our Genus Twins

Chapter 116 Dumbest of Them All

No words could describe the way Michael was feeling. Help her? How am I supposed to do that? Tie Nicholas down at the altar and force him into marrying her? That wasn’t feasible; Nicholas would never listen to him, much less be duped into being tied down at the altar. As things were, he had no choice but to wash his hands off the matter.

Angie thought she could outsmart everyone by finding a way to remain in high society, but she probably didn’t think that she had dealt her worst hand in this game of cards. If she honestly believed that Nicholas would marry her just because she set him up to sleep with her and thereby keep her place in the Wendel Family, she must be either stupid or naive.

After all, it wasn’t as if the world revolved around her and her whims. Now, she had lost herself to someone who would not take responsibility for it. Not only that, she even lost Erin and Morgan’s support, trust, and love. She had lost everything.

Michael sighed quietly in resignation before he pushed her away and said, “I can’t help you.”

“No, Dad, that’s not true,” Angie cried. “Nicholas ruined me, so shouldn’t you at least talk to Uncle Morgan and Aunt Erin about getting him to marry me so that I won’t have to live with the shame?”

“Don’t even think about it, Angie!” Nicholas roared. “I will never marry you. I won’t marry anyone else other than Alina, so just give up on your foolish dreams!”

“Dad, Dad!” Angie clutched Michael’s arm and begged tearfully, “Dad, please say something. I lost myself to Nicholas, and I have nowhere to go right now. My future is ruined! You have to hold him accountable for this!”

“Stop with that nonsense, Angie!” Erin took Alina by the hand and said, “I will have no one other than Lina be my daughter-in-law. A tramp like you isn’t even good enough to polish my shoes, much less marry my son! Go look in a mirror and look at your filthy state. My son is out of your league, you bottom-feeder. Know your place!”

lady whose status was on par with Nicholas’. Next to her, Angie was just the scum

Angie were to return to

were not as brilliant as Michael’s, but Nicholas’ greatest

and Alina ought to be with someone like Jonathan; for her to choose Nicholas was

right now.

she wanted, and she would not

girl you want as a daughter-in-law now that I’ve called it quits. Nicholas and I are through, so don’t use me as a shield against all your problems. I’ll be going home now, so the rest of you should carry on. Nicholas…”

do this!” Nicholas begged desperately as tears glistened in his eyes. “Lina, I didn’t mean to betray you like this; I was set up by Angie! Lina, I don’t understand how you can walk away when it isn’t even my fault to begin with. Is what we have truly so fragile that it allows no room for accidents like this? How can you just

even though I accidentally and unknowingly slept with Angie! Can’t we just say that I got hit in the head or I got bamboozled and move on with this? I know that I’m wrong, and I made

in you,” Alina explained coolly, her gaze clear and unwavering. “Nicholas, you’re not Angie’s only cousin; she has four, and you are

this incident. I promise you that’s not the case anymore, though! I hate her! I swear that I’ll pretend as

it’s because you guys were close?” Alina snorted. “No, Nicholas, you’re wrong! She chose to set you up

what… what are you

to set you up is because you are the dumbest among your brothers!” Alina eyed him scornfully. “Angie is a daughter of the Colt Family, and Madeline is Mr. Michael’s real daughter. Angie only stayed with the Wendels and enjoyed a life of privilege because her mother, Cameron, cruelly took Madeline away and put Angie in her place! Now that the truth is out, it’s only right for Angie to give Madeline back her birthright and move out of the Wendel Residence! That’s how justice works! However, you just had to put your foot in and insist on taking Angie back to your place. You have no common sense of right and wrong, and you lack foresight. You’re dumb, and you’re incapable of looking at the big picture.