Chapter 53 – Highlight Chapter from Revenge is My Love Language
Chapter 53 is a standout chapter in Revenge is My Love Language by Arlene Zade, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Romance narrative into new territory.
A flash of jealousy flickered in the girl’s eyes as she sneered, “We’re having our own conversation. What’s it to you? The way you’re talking—don’t tell me you actually want to marry that old, ugly man?”
Her mother, Mrs. Lancaster, squinted at Anastasia, searching her memory for a match but coming up empty. She figured this must be some nobody, a girl with no family background who’d somehow wormed her way in—probably just some man’s dubious date.
With a smirk, Mrs. Lancaster piled on, “Exactly. Someone like Mr. Lancaster—no respectable woman would ever want to marry him. But aren’t there always those gold-diggers, so obsessed with money and power they’d do anything for it? Some women will degrade themselves for a dollar.”
Anastasia let out a cold laugh. “You’re all so sure of yourselves. Sounds like you’ve actually met Mr. Lancaster?”
“We haven’t met him, but who hasn’t heard the stories? Everyone says the same thing—don’t tell me they’re all wrong,” Mrs. Lancaster shot back.
The others joined in, nodding and sneering.
“That’s just the way he is. It’s not even a secret—everyone knows.”
“He’s ancient, crippled, and keeps marrying one woman after another. Probably just some perverted old lech…”
“Ugh!”
Suddenly, chaos erupted—a shriek pierced the room as Anastasia, furious, grabbed her wine glass and flung it straight at them.
In an instant, the commotion drew everyone’s attention. Heads turned from all sides of the hall, eyes locked on the spectacle.
“You’ve all got plenty to say, but I thought you’d at least met the man! Gossiping hens, aren’t you? You flap your mouths about everything—if you’re so brave, go say all that to Mr. Lancaster’s face!”
Anastasia’s words cut sharp as glass. Her pretty face was dark with anger, her posture daring anyone to say another word—she looked ready to slap anyone who tried.
Talk trash about her husband? She wouldn’t let it slide.
“You—where did this crazy woman come from?”
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