Chapter 257


    Cesar’s first wife never saw iting. Her son ended up dying in the explosion instead of Armand, and


    she nearly went mad. She then coerced Marilyn into shooting Armand, and that shot nearly hit


    Armand’s heart.


    In the end, only when Armand’s grandmother stepped up and chided Cesar’s first wife then did she


    finally halt her ns.


    While Armand was still on bed rest, he sent someone to secretly look into the matter and ended up with


    the same findings as Samuel.


    Even though Armand was not a real Faulkner, he grew up in the Faulkner family. Furthermore, Cesar


    had been nice to him—among the children, he was the one Cesar doted on the most.


    Regardless of what aims Isabe had to have killed Cesar, Cesar was dead. Armand did not want the


    media to ruin Isabe’s reputation and send the Faulkner family spiraling down into hell without a


    chance of returning.


    As he was not sure if Samuel had something else nned before his death, he was cautious


    regardless of what scene Marilyn caused. He gave her anything she wanted, and he carefully protected


    her baby and her.


    Those things had been things that Armand kept a secret the entire time.


    It was only after Genevieve had a miscarriage did he finally tell Steven and Timothy about the matter.


    After Steven was done exining, he added, “Mr. Faulkner knew that Marilyn was the one who scalded


    you in the pantry the other day, but he could not hold her ountable for it. It was because the


    Faulkner residence was full of informants. Moreover, Marilyn nearly had a miscarriage, so Mr. Faulkner


    had no choice but to drive you away. To be honest, Mr. Faulkner has sent his men to keep an eye on


    you. When Patrick sent you to the hospital in the morning, he informed Timothy about it. He even called


    the doctor to find out more about your case after you all were gone. Queenie, too. Mr. Faulkner could


    not hold anyone ountable after his investigation either. Don’t assume that Samantha’s on Mr.


    Faulkner’s side even though she seems like she loves her nephew. It’s because Mr. Faulkner gave her


    Faulkner Group and Central Group’s shares and made her in charge of a few overseaspanies.


    Samantha’s someone who would side anyone who gave her anything good.”


    Genevieve kept her eyes lowered in silence as she listened to Steven’s exnation.


    She never knew that Armand had carried so many matters on his shoulders.


    “Mrs. Faulkner, Mr. Faulkner decided not to tell you about how you shared the same blood type as


    Marilyn because he was afraid that you would overthink the matter,” Steven said after ncing at


    Genevieve. “He has told Timothy a long time ago to take two bags of blood from you so that Marilyn


    could use them during her delivery.”


    At the start, Steven thought that Armand had married Genevieve because of Marilyn, butter on, he


    realized he was wrong.


    “Steven, you should have said these things to the past me,” Genevieve interrupted. “What’s the point of


    telling me these now? No matter how many things he has to bear, no matter how tough they are, those


    are just his matters and his alone.”


    Hearing that, Steven froze.


    He had seen how dested Genevieve had been when the Rachford family copsed. Later on, when


    she was with Armand, she had been careful around him. After falling in love with Armand, she began


    rxing around him and started showing her stubborn side to him.


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    Steven could see how much Genevieve loved Armand during her time at Springwyn.


    Yet,ter on, Genevieve’s love turned out to be for naught. Patrick died, and she lost a pair of children.


    The betrayal of her family—the betrayal of her lover forced Genevieve to toughen up. Now, she was


    much calmer than the moment when Cooper took everything from her. Now, herposure remained.


    Steven knew that.


    Genevieve was still with Armand only because she wanted to use him to crush the Wood family and


    avenge Patrick.


    After finding out from the housekeeper that Armand had been in a serious car ident, Marilyn


    panicked.


    She immediately changed, ready to rush to the hospital.


    Just as she was about to leave the house, the housekeeper came over and handed her a phone. “Mrs.


    Faulkner, please look at these pieces of news first.”


    “What?” Marilyn took the phone in confusion.