Chapter 516 I Suspect He Had An Affair (2/2)

Jean feigned ignorance and forced a broad smile to say, ”Maranda, you must have misread me.”

”I thought I was wrong at first, but I've seen the same perplexity on your face several times. I can read sadness, contradiction, shock and disappointment on your face. Jean, what's wrong?”

Maranda's gaze sharpened as she spoke.

”Maranda, what do you want to say? What do you suspect?” Jean asked doubtfully.

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When her boyfriend betrayed her, all light and joy was gone from Cherry’s life. Deserted, bereft of hope, she married a man that she had barely met, but she had never expected him to be her ex-boyfriend’s uncle.

Cherry thought that she had finally found her happiness, but she had no idea about the dark secrets that were bound to unfold and haunt her forever...

Besides, Jean's sister Shirley was in trouble and her brother Winner was killed. Jean was already very upset. Do you think she could possibly have anything else on her mind? You really have misunderstood her, Maranda. Jean is your best friend. How could you doubt her like that?”

Moore looked at Jean apologetically as he finished his reproach.

After all, it was very impolite to divulge Wen family's affairs without Jean's consent.

Jean looked at Moore in surprise. After seeing him apologetic, she shook her head gently to show that she did not mind.

Taking in such amount of information, Maranda was overwhelmed with guilt. She fumbled for words and finally said, ”Sorry, Jean. I shouldn't have doubted you. I've just had some ups and downs lately. I found out that Ron seemed to be having an affair...”

”What did you say?” Jean hadn't seen this coming at all. She looked at Maranda in shock.

Moore also looked at Maranda in surprise.

”It is true. I didn't lie to you,” said Maranda with a pitiful look on her face. ”I discovered Ron calling a woman several times behind my back and meeting her in secret. I followed them discreetly several times, but I lost them halfway each time. I'm really helpless, so I just saw that expression on your face and thought you were that woman...”

Maranda's eyes widened in regret, looking sincerely apologetic.