Chapter 27

Under the influence of residual hormones in her body, Edith hated Parker, the one who had killed her child. She knew deep down that all of this was part of her own plan. This child should never have existed in the first place; the sooner it was gone, the better. Edith and Parker were causing trouble for each other, and Cornelia was delighted to see it. She was merely returning the favor for what they had done to her. In the past, Parker had “brokered” her relationship with Murphy so many times; now it was her turn to broker theirs. To align with Cornelia’s plan, Murphy even sent Parker numerous photos of their engagement that day, as if to flaunt it. “Brother, your wedding with Cornelia in the past wasn’t this lively, was it? Look, everyone is blessing us. When will your blessing come?” The provocative words made Parker so angry he almost threw his phone. Indeed, his wedding with Cornelia was extremely hasty. Because he didn’t want it, the wedding was kept simple, with no e