What Happens in Chapter 487 – From the Book His Housewife Had Secret Identities
Dive into Chapter 487, a pivotal chapter in His Housewife Had Secret Identities, written by Laura. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Romance fiction.
Niamh found herself pinned hard against the wall, her shoulders aching beneath Jonathan’s iron grip. She met his gaze, catching the quiet, seething anger burning in his eyes.
“If it weren’t for me, you’d have died on that construction site,” he said, voice rough and low, each word scraping against her nerves. “And this is how you repay me?”
She’d known Jonathan wouldn’t let the emergency board meeting go unanswered. Anyone familiar with his temper could have predicted it. Niamh met his accusation with a cool stare.
“I already showed mercy,” she replied. “If I really meant to take you down, I would have rallied the other shareholders before calling for your removal. I might have succeeded, too.”
It was the truth, and Jonathan knew it. She hadn’t gone after him with the full weight she could have wielded. If anything, the real purpose of the meeting had been to curb his unchecked control over the company’s finances—not to unseat him. He wasn’t the real target.
He realized it, too. The one she meant to corner wasn’t Jonathan at all, but—
“Why do you have to take it this far?” he demanded, brows drawn tight. “Why are you so determined to drive Marina into a corner?”
His grip tightened painfully on her shoulder, but Niamh refused to flinch. She met his stare head-on, refusing to look away. She could see the reproach in his eyes, but beneath that—deeper, almost hidden—was guilt. Guilt, not for her, but for Marina.
She held his gaze in silence for a long moment before letting out a cold, mirthless laugh. “Maybe you should be asking your precious Marina these questions.”
“Niamh, it was Susy who tried to hurt you—”
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