Summary of Chapter 971 – A pivotal chapter in Bye-bye Trash! Hello Queen! by Theresa Winters
The chapter Chapter 971 is one of the most intense moments in Bye-bye Trash! Hello Queen!, written by Theresa Winters. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.
Wendy’s eyes were filled with pain. She gave a bitter smile, her already pale face making her look even more frail. “Evelyn, your mother is doing well, but she won’t be taking you back.”
“The reason I agreed to your mother’s request today was to tell you something. She was strict with you, but that strictness got you into a good university. Yet, all you wanted was a life of glamour and excess.”
A sharp pain pierced Evelyn Carrington’s chest, making it hard to breathe. Tears welled in her eyes.
Deep down, she knew who treated her best.
But her mother's strictness had driven her to Sophia, where she found a sense of ease. That’s why she had fallen for it completely. Her mother was strong-willed because she wanted her children to be independent.
Evelyn lowered her head in shame, saying nothing.
Wendy continued, “My story is the opposite of yours. I was cruel to my biological daughter. After she came back to us, I rarely treated her with kindness. I was ashamed of her, thinking she didn't know anything and would embarrass me. But she was actually an excellent and kind person.
“But I turned a blind eye to it. I doted on the mistress’s daughter instead. For that girl’s sake, I said the cruelest things in the world to my own child.”
“It’s just like what you said to your mother. You wished she would disappear from your life forever, wanting only the love of your father’s mistress. We’re the same, you and I.”
“I wanted to give all my love to the mistress’s daughter because she was the treasure I had carefully raised and cherished for over twenty years. I truly gave her everything I had.”



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