Chapter 117 How Would Jeanette Compete with Her

At that moment, all the ways William had ignored Jeanette over the years seemed to take shape right in front of him. He could almost see the disappointment in her eyes. In these three years of marriage, he had been the one in the wrong. The marriage might not be salvageable anymore, but that didn't mean Jeanette should keep swallowing her grievances. If he put aside all the tangled history between them, there was no denying that, more often than not, Giselle really had been the one crossing the line. Even if Giselle was fragile and needed looking after, it was still his fault for allowing her to provoke Jeanette time and time again. Giselle had never expected William to speak to her like that. Embarrassment flushed across her face at once. On the other hand, Jeanette waited for Giselle's apology, the corners of her lips lifting in quiet amusement. Giselle tried to push back. "Will, I was just worried about Jeanette. I didn't say anything wrong." William didn't budge. "She has