Crowned by the Man They Feared (Amelia and Jeremy) novel Chapter 327

Broken by Destiny by George Orwell 327 Summary

In this chapter, Amelia devises a plan involving Isabel to subtly expose the dysfunction within the Nygard family. Isabel, aware of Marcelo’s repeated but rejected attempts to reconcile with her, meets with Emery, who genuinely likes Isabel and hopes to mend the fractured family relationships. Isabel candidly discusses the failed relationships within the family, including Maxwell and Patience’s breakup, drawing parallels to her own situation with Marcelo. She hints that the core family issues, especially surrounding Gianna, make the Nygard family undesirable to potential partners, causing Emery to feel embarrassed and reflective.

Isabel tactfully refuses to dwell on her own life’s complications and quickly changes the subject, but her pointed remarks about Gianna’s negative impact on the family’s reputation linger with Emery. Isabel’s visit, prompted by Amelia’s suggestion, is a strategic move designed to make Emery question Gianna’s role in the family’s troubles. After leaving, Isabel messages Amelia, impressed by the plan’s success and feeling empowered to be her true self after their growing friendship.

Meanwhile, Amelia continues to shine on a reality show, excelling in challenges and earning better accommodations for herself and her team, while Gianna’s team struggles with conflict and failure. Gianna is frustrated by her losses to Amelia and unaware that Amelia is orchestrating events behind the scenes to undermine her. The chapter highlights the growing tension between Amelia and Gianna, as well as the subtle manipulation Amelia uses to influence the family dynamics from afar.

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Chapter 327: Amelia’s Plan

Amelia wasn’t fabricating anything. She was fully aware that Marcelo truly longed to reconcile with Isabel, yet his repeated attempts had been met with constant rejection.

Emery held onto the hope that she could somehow assist her son in mending the fractured relationship with Isabel.

Regarding Isabel becoming part of the family, Emery felt a genuine sense of happiness—she truly liked Isabel.

When it came to family background, intelligence, appearance, and overall capabilities, Isabel was nothing short of exceptional.

“Mrs. Nygard, let’s not dwell on that. Honestly, I think my life is quite fine the way it is now,” Isabel responded with a tone that left no room for argument.

Her words were a clear refusal, and she quickly steered the conversation elsewhere.

“About Maxwell and Patience breaking up—it’s basically the same story as Marcelo and me. Now Maxwell wants Patience back, but she’s completely avoiding him.”

“Mrs. Nygard, I honestly believe that until the core issues within the Nygard family are resolved, most girls probably…”

She trailed off, but the meaning was unmistakable.

Any girl who might consider marrying into the Nygard family would likely come from a strong background and possess admirable qualities.

But if she had better options, why would she willingly choose to join a family where a spoiled little sister-in-law made life miserable?

No one enjoys being deliberately mistreated.

And that sister-in-law was adopted—she wasn’t even a blood relative of the Nygards.

In a way, it was almost laughable. The entire Nygard family looked foolish.

Emery understood the subtle hints Isabel was making. Her expression darkened, and a flush of embarrassment crept over her.

She hadn’t realized that Maxwell’s breakup with Patience was connected to Gianna.

Not that she had any fondness for Patience herself.

But from Isabel’s words, it seemed that as long as Gianna remained a presence, no girl would want to marry any of her sons.

Who would say such a thing?

Her three sons were remarkable—outstanding in every way. Many girls desired to marry them.

They just wanted to choose the very best.

“Sorry, Mrs. Nygard. I think my friend might be here. I should get going. We can talk another time.”

Isabel felt she had said all she intended to. With a quick excuse, she prepared to leave.

“Alright, see you next time,” Emery replied with a small, somewhat forced smile.

What Isabel had revealed was far more than Emery had known—or even overlooked.

She needed time to process everything and figure out her next steps.

Isabel stood, offered another polite farewell, and left swiftly.

She hadn’t actually planned to meet anyone; she was only there because Amelia had asked her to come.

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