Chapter Fifty One
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Marlene’s impatience was evident as her feet tapped incessantly against the floor. She couldn’t shake
off the annoyance that gnawed at her, fueled by the unsettling realization that her n to cause
Amber’s downfall had failed.
Yesterday, she had expected to hear a shattered and defeated Amber on the other end of the phone
call, but instead, her half–sister’s voice exuded unwavering confidence, a confidence that annoyed
her. It was an infuriating blow to Marlene’s ego, and she was determined to rectify the situation.
Having invited her mother, Mary, to her ce for a conversation, Marlene eagerly awaited her
arrival. She needed her mother’s guidance and advice, especially when it came to plotting Amber’s
ultimate demise and keeping her firmly in the shadows,
As her thoughts whirled with anger and resentment, the doorbell rang, pulling her attention away from
her swirling emotions.
Marlene remained seated, her face etched with a storm of irritation. She knew it was her mother at
the door, and a servant promptly hurried to greet Mary and escort her into Marlene’s office.
As Mary entered the room, Marlene sprang to her feet and rushed towards her, embracing her in a tight
hug.
“My darling daughter! How are you doing my dear?” Mary asked.
“Mother, I’m not doing well,” she admitted, her voiceced with a mixture of sadness and
frustration.
Concern etched into Mary’s face as she pulled away from the embrace, her eyes scanning Marlene’s
troubled expression. “What’s wrong, my dear?”
Marlene’s pout deepened, and she sighed dramatically. “Mother, I simply can’t believe that Amber
managed to snag such a great man for herself. It’s so infuriating! Now that she’s married, she’s starting
to act up, and is walking around with this air of self–assuredness, as if she’s on top of the world,”
Marlene huffed, her frustration seeping into her words.
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“Has Amber ever insulted you directly?” Mary asked.
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Marlene scoffed bitterly. “Her very existence is an insult to me, Mother,” she replied resentfully.
“But what annoyed me the most was when she threatened to deal with me once I gave birth. Who does
she
think she is?”
Mary’s eyes widened in disbelief, her lips parted in shock. She couldn’t believe the audacity of her
other daughter. Shaking her head, she leaned forward, earnestly addressing Marlene’s frustrations.
“Amber must have grown wings by now,” Mary remarked. “It seems like she has forgotten her ce.”
A wicked smile curved Marlene’s lips as her mother’s words sank in. “Yes, Mother,” she agreed
eagerly. “It’s about time someone brought Amber back down to earth. She can’t go around thinking she
can do as she pleases.”
Mary’s eyes twinkled with a sinister gleam as she contemted her daughter’s request for help. “I have
an idea,” she said slowly. “The first thing we’ll have to do is turn the public against her,
tarnish her image, and expose her ‘true‘ intentions to them.”
Marlene’s eyebrows raised in anticipation. “How do we do that, Mother? Tell me what to do,” she
urged, leaning forward with an eagerness that mirrored her mother’s.
Mary leaned back in her chair. “We shall start by using the truth as a weapon,” she revealed, her
words carrying an air of calcted malevolence. “We will paint Amber as a gold digger, someone who
marries wealthy men solely for their money.”
Marlene’s eyes widened with a mix of astonishment and delight. “And how do we do that? What’s the
n?” she pressed.
Mary’s smile grew wider. “My dear, find a despicable reporter who is willing to write an article
about Amber’s past marriage to Kayden and her new marriage to his enemy, Richard,” she advised.
Marlene’s eyes sparkled with excitement as she imagined the chaos their n would unleash. “So,
what
do we want the article to say exactly?” she asked eagerly.
Mary leaned closer. “We want the article to portray Amber as a woman who marries rich men to gain
wealth and financial security,” she exined. “By this time tomorrow, there should be news articles.
circting thatbel Amber as a gold digger, someone who is only after Richard’s money.”
“We need to make sure that everybody else sees her as a terrible person, and after that, we’re also
Poing to point out the fact that she had married her ex–husband’s rival. She’ll be a woman who
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not only marries for money but also a woman with a terrible motive. Just make sure you find a reporter
as soon as possible so that we can proceed with step one,” Mary added.
She had always hated Amber with everything in her, and the fact that Amber thought she could have
good life, and love a life where she’d be better and live better than her daughter Marlene, made her
fume with rage.
She has always promised herself to always make sure that Amber never bes more sessful
than any of her children because there was no way she’d let the child of a bitch like Elena, thrive over
her
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Marlene nodded eagerly, her mind already racing with the possibilities of the havoc they were about
to wreak. She knew that her mother was the best person to call because her mother hated Amber just
as
much as she did.
Amber had always been a thorn in their flesh, and Marlene was capable of doing anything to make sure
that Amber would never be happy.
“Don’t worry about anything, Mother,” she agreed. “By this time tomorrow, Amber will see that she
cannot escape the consequences of being born. I’ll make her pay for speaking to me like that.”
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