Sir Your Wife Already Signed the Divorce Paper by Josie Johnson
Chapter 358.1

Chapter 358.1 The Fates Conspired Against Him!

Chapter 358.1 The Fates Conspired Against Him I

Layla said, “You are not Thomas‘ illegitimate child. He is not your father but

your uncle.”

Troy’s breath froze for a moment.

This news struck him like lightning, leaving his mind in a daze.

He thought, “I’m not Thomas‘ illegitimate child? Thomas is not my father but mother should be…”

Troy couldn’t believe it, but he had no choice but to believe it.

His long–awaited mother from childhood turned out to be Emily. Now the mysteries that were once unknown finally had answers.

uncle! Then my

No wonder Emily treated him so well when he was a child.

No wonder Emily didn’t like Leo, Thomas‘ legitimate son, but rather preferred Troy, the illegitimate child.

No wonder Emily always meddled in Troy’s personal affairs. She was actually intervening in his marriage as a mother.

Layla looked at Troy’s stunned face and continued, “Emily had known your father for a long time, but your father, under pressure from the family, married another woman. Emily was deceived by your father and refused to let go. Your grandfather and I strongly disagreed, but she was stubborn and didn’t listen to our advice.

“Later, your father’s wife and Emily both became pregnant. When his wife found out about Emily’s existence, she gave birth to a child and then fell off a building and died. Her family came to me and your grandfather, pointing fingers and cursing us. It was only then that Emily finally compromised and put the child under your uncle’s name while she left.”

Walter was also at fault in this matter.

As the members of the Harrington family wanted to take Troy away, Henry intervened, and the parents of Walter’s wife didn’t want their grandson to have another half–brother to compete with.” With these three parties in a delicate balance, Troy was allowed to stay in the Marshall family. “Your aunt knew that you were not your uncle’s child. When Emily was pregnant, your aunt even visited her at the hospital. The argument between them was not because of you. I know how much you have been wronged with all this knowledge.”

After hearing this, Troy remained silent for a long time.

Somehow, a sour feeling welled up in his throat.

He was not Thomas‘ illegitimate child, and he didn’t indirectly cause the death of Leo’s parents.

After carrying the burden and suppression for so many years, it was finally lifted.

He no longer needed to lower his head in front of Leo.

-Yet, the fates conspired against him.

He became the illegitimate child of someone else.

His mother indirectly caused the death of another child’s mother. If that child knew the truth, he would surely hate Troy.

In an instant, Troy’s mind flashed with a familiar face, that of Yohan.

He looked up at Layla and asked, “My father is…”

10:07

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Chapter 358.1 The Fates Conspired Against Him I

“It is Walter from the Harrington family in the Jubilian City,” Layla sighed.

“As I expected.” Troy forced a smile.

That child was Yohan.

Yohan knew about the events of that year, which was why Yohan had targeted him time and time. again.

“Troy, I know you are a good child. The events of the past have nothing to do with you, so you don’t need to blame yourself or feel guilty, understand?” Layla feared that he would be unable to accept. it, holding his hand and patting it gently.

“Grandma, don’t worry, I understand,” Troy smiled lightly.

He wasn’t that foolish.

The grudges and conflicts of adults at that time had nothing to do with him. He wasn’t raised in the Harrington family, nor did he compete with Yohan for power and wealth.

He had no reason to blame himself in front of Yohan.

“It’s good that you understand,” Layla sighed with relief, “I’ve carried this burden in my heart for many years. You and Leo have grown up and become sensible, and I should have told you both earlier.”

Sir Your Wife Already Signed the Divorce Paper by Josie Johnson - Chapter 358.1

Sir Your Wife Already Signed the Divorce Paper by Josie Johnson
Chapter 358.1