From Discarded Wife to Queen (Tyrone) novel Chapter 194

Chapter 194 A Calculated Fall

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Zera tried to keep her composure, her chest rising and falling in sharp, uneven breaths.

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She said, “As long as they stay together, they’re still legally married. They’re in the same social circle, so having dinner with friends is perfectly normal, right?”

Shirley glanced at her and asked, “Did that Winter guy ever say when he plans to bring you and Orson to Winter Estate?”

Hearing that, Zera’s expression darkened.

Annoyed, she snapped, “Mom! You know exactly whose child Orson is, don’t you?”

Shirley fell silent.

Zera continued, “Tyrone might feel guilty toward me, but he’s not stupid. I worked hard to make him admit Orson is his and promise to keep it secret. Can’t you see he already regrets it?”

She added, “The only reason he’s keeping it together is because he made a promise to me and still feels guilty. That’s just the way he is. How could I ask for more right now?”

Seeing her daughter so worked up, Shirley tried to calm her down. “Don’t get too caught up, Zera. Men are all the same–they always want what they can’t have. You’re his first love. Nobody can ever replace that.”

Zera closed her eyes, exhausted.

Yes, she had been Tyrone’s first love.

But she had spent an entire year chasing him before he even agreed to date her.

During their time together, Tyrone was distant, never showing desire.

If he had, she wouldn’t have spent years abroad, patiently waiting for another chance to get

close to him.

She had used every trick she could think of to get back into his life.

Shirley said, “You worked hard to catch such a big catch–don’t let him slip away. The Winters are one of the richest families in Vleka. Most people would never even dream of that kind of opportunity.”

She added, “Your nephews‘ chance to study abroad depends on you. If you have to, just listen to that old hag in the Winters and take a big gamble.”

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Chapter 194 A Calculated Fall

Zera’s eyes flickered with uncertainty.

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She said, “Mom, Virginia isn’t naive. What if she’s setting me up?”

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Shirley urged her, “If you don’t risk anything, you get nothing. You’ve worked too hard–don’t tell me you’re giving up now.”

Zera leaned forward, resting her head on the steering wheel, a pounding headache setting in.

She had spent years building this plan to get close to Tyrone–there was no way she’d just give

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When she was little, Shirley would wait until after dark to buy discounted bruised fruit to save

money.

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