Chapter 31 Yvette Won't Divorce You

While Zia watched anxiously, I maintained my composure and casually asked, "Fresh out of college, no job, and an empty bank account. Yet, you're at a restaurant that costs 3000 dollars per person. "Four people, that's over 12 thousand. Where did that money come from, Jackson? Let me guess—you stole it from my dad." The atmosphere shifted instantly as everyone's perception of Jackson changed. "Don't make wild accusations!" Jackson protested defensively. "This is an allowance from my mom. You grew up without a mother, so you might not understand these privileges, but some of us are more fortunate!" The mention of my mother ignited a cold fury inside me. Normally, I could brush off most comments, but when it came from Jackson—or anyone in his family—it felt like poison in my veins. "Your mom's wealthy because she's been someone's mistress for 20 years. The money and designer bags from her sugar daddy—my mom couldn't earn that in a lifetime. "The legitimate wife's suffering keeps