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A Widow's Poison, A Wife's Rebellion novel Chapter 1260

Summary for Chapter 1260: A Widow's Poison, A Wife's Rebellion

Chapter overview: Chapter 1260 from A Widow's Poison, A Wife's Rebellion

In this standout chapter of the Romance novel A Widow's Poison, A Wife's Rebellion, Harper Inkwell introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.

Force guilt onto her?

Exactly. When Yardley had showered the Yelchin family with compensation, the only thing it accomplished was heavily increasing Starla's internal guilt. Everyone had been using different methods to subtly tell her that her revenge against the Yelchins was wrong.

But they had all conveniently forgotten one crucial detail: Starla didn't launch her attack solely because of her mother's death.

She had been backed into a corner!

Long before she knew anything about the so-called vengeance, she had already been pushed to the absolute edge. At Petal Villa, Brinley's mother had tormented her mercilessly, and her unborn child hadn't survived.

*That* was the true spark that led her to burn the Yelchin family to the ground.

"You..." Fairfax stammered.

"Putting on some grand act of forgiving me? Fairfax, you don't even have the right!"

Before Fairfax could utter another word, Starla hung up.

Forgive her?

She didn't need his forgiveness.

Because what she had started wasn't a mistake to begin with. The one who was truly at fault was Fairfax.

"Your entire family disgusts me to my core!" Starla muttered darkly.

Suddenly, the fog lifted, and she understood everything.

Recently, so much chaos had been thrown her way that her brain had turned to mush. Right and wrong had blurred into an unrecognizable mess. Having Herbert constantly hovering around her hadn't given her a second to breathe, let alone think clearly.

But ever since Herbert returned to Marina City, she had finally found some quiet. She was able to mentally retrace her steps.

And through the chaos, she had finally found the thread of truth.

Right or wrong didn't matter anymore. If the Yelchins wanted to pin all their hatred onto her, they were dead wrong.

Even without the vendetta over her mother, she would have torn the Yelchin and Seabrook families apart for what they did to her.

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