Chapter 1282 Wynter’s Lifeline


    What exactly was the injustice women faced? It was the contradictory roles society expected of them.


    Society would expect women to be the perfect mother and a corporate elite simultaneously. When a woman chose to leave her career to focus on her family, people would judge them.


    Even if they didn’t regret their decision, there would be people regretting it for them. They would say that the woman was only deluding themselves and that she would regret it sooner orter.


    Indeed, there was often regret.


    But because of love, many mothers chose to be full–time homemakers despite foreseeing potential future dissatisfaction. Did they truly feel secure, believing they would be happy forever? Of course not. They did it willingly.


    Others, unwilling, mayter say, “I only stayed because of you.”


    There were many people with many different opinions. Marriage sess or failure inexplicably became a measure of a woman’s worth, which was both ironic and real.


    People in Hawford called Marie a love–struck fool, as if everything she did, including the Whitman family’s troubles, stemmed from her blind love for Shane. Yet, those people would never tell the Whitmans the truth–that Marie was ill.


    No one would willingly fall ill, much less lose a part of their soul, live like a puppet, and go unseen by the world.


    Marie’s unfortunate circumstances arose from her being a Whitman, marrying into the Quinnell family, and giving birth to Wynter. Every factor yed a part.


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    Wynter’s words‘ earlier to Marie were not just tofort her. It was because she was bing increasingly aware of the grand scheme and the long game being yed behind the scenes,


    ording to Atwater, Wynter had been on a dead–end path until a ray of hope appeared. Wynter once thought her lifeline was Margaret.


    It wasn’t until she saw Marie’s lost soul in the hotel basement that


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    What truly defined death? Was it thest breath one took? Or was it a heartbeat ceasing? No, it was none of those. True death urred


    when no one remembered you.


    Wynter’s lifeline was Marie, who never stopped looking for her,


    whether in reality or her imagination, Marie’s inner strength was more resilient than anyone else’s. This was something Wynter had always believed.


    Sure enough, Marie spoke up, “He promised me he would use his position as a decision–maker in the Chamber of Commerce to help oust the Wray family at the critical moment.


    “Once that’s done, the Darnell family will withdraw from the Chamber. They will no longerpete in the Cascadian business market.”


    Hearing this, Wynter circled Marie.


    Marie thought she had negotiated poorly. “Was that a bad deal for us?


    “No, I’m just curious.” Wynter circled her again. “Did Lucius really agree?”


    Marie nodded and continued, “Call him Mr. Lucius when we get to the


    venue.


    “Okay. He’ll be worth a lot to us,” Wynter muttered, her voice getting softer at herst sentence. She could undoubtedly think of ways to


    Chapter 1282 Wynter’s Lifeline


    deal with the Darnells, but doing so would inevitably harm many


    others below them.


    Even after learning so much in the old Quinnell residence, Wynter hadn’t nned <i>to </i>use Marie’s connections. But now, it seemed that Lucius was the real love–struck fool.


    Based on the ssified information she saw on Marco’s phone, it


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    was indeed top secret -something she couldn’t have uncovered on her own. Marco was like the ultimate king of gossip, always in the thick of things.


    Wynter previously didn’t understand and had wanted to consult Dalton. Now, seeing Lucius‘ actions… Well, he was quite proactive.


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