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My Husband's Betrayal My Brothers' Revenge (Rebekah) novel Chapter 8

Benjamin's face hardened.

He watched as she retrieved her crutch and limped away, putting distance between them. A wave of irritation washed over him.

Since her release from prison, she had become increasingly defiant. And here he was, trying to make peace with her.

"Rebekah, what is this nonsense?" he demanded, his tone imperious. "It was just a pendant. Are you losing your mind over this?"

Rebekah stared at him, the coldness in her heart spreading. He had always known what that pendant meant to her, and yet he didn't care. In the end, it was because *she* didn't matter to him.

But that was fine. In three months, she would be gone. His feelings were irrelevant.

"Mom, what is wrong with you?" Shawn demanded, mirroring his father's expression. "You're acting like a crazy person. This isn't being a good mother."

Rebekah let out a bitter laugh. "So, a mother isn't allowed to have her own feelings?"

Shawn was taken aback. He stuck out his chin, his eyes filled not with affection, but with defensiveness. "If you're going to be like this, then I don't want you as my mom anymore," he huffed, taking Candice's hand. "I want Aunt Candice to be my mom. She's educated and went to a good school. She's not like a common housewife like you!"

Rebekah's gaze turned to ice. If she hadn't married Benjamin and had Shawn, she would have earned her doctorate by now. She had chosen to put her education on hold to be a better mother.

And now, he was using her lack of a degree to declare her unfit.

The absurdity of it all was suffocating. The son she had carried for ten months had inherited Benjamin's cold, heartless nature.

She gave him a sarcastic smile. "You're right. I'm not fit to be your mother."

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