A Widow's Poison, A Wife's Rebellion novel Chapter 621

*Smash!*

Fairfax Yelchin grabbed the heavy glass ashtray from the coffee table and hurled it violently at the floor. Seeing Starla's people running amok in his own home had finally pushed him over the edge. Her absolute, reckless disregard for him was driving him insane.

Hearing the commotion, Garret stepped out into the hall. He took in the sight of two maids forcibly holding Brinley Seabrook, then shifted his gaze to a furious Fairfax standing over the shattered glass. Frowning slightly, Garret gave a subtle wave of his hand to the maids. Understanding the silent command, they immediately released Brinley and stepped back.

Fairfax's eyes narrowed. The servants were actually taking orders from this man from Yoran Country!

Previously, Fairfax had assumed Garret was one of Herbert Farley's subordinates. Now, it was glaringly obvious he belonged to Kael. He had severely underestimated Starla's capabilities—the entire Yelchin family had. When Brinley and the others had treated her so horribly, it was because they were certain she would never have the power to fight back.

But now, not only had she turned the tables, she had the heavyweight backing of Kael and the Hoggart Group.

Fairfax glared at Garret. "Look around you. Do you even know whose house you're standing in? Do you think you can just do whatever you want here?"

"Whether we can or not, haven't we already done it?"

Garret was the picture of a refined, middle-aged gentleman from Yoran Country. He exuded a mild, scholarly elegance, yet beneath that polished exterior was a razor-sharp edge. An edge that carried the undeniable scent of a killer.

Fairfax's gaze turned dangerous. Their eyes locked in the tense air, sparking a suffocating chill.

"Mr. Yelchin, you'd be better off figuring out how to save your family from this mess," Garret advised smoothly. "Through this ordeal, Miss Lansbury has likely forced you to see things clearly. In a family as massive as yours, the darkest secrets and worst demons hide in plain sight. I imagine you've finally gotten a good look at them."

The mention of 'demons' made Fairfax's heart sink like a stone.

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