Villains Act Shamelessly: The Heiress was the Great National Master!-Chapter 190: Julia Wyatt’s Dream
Julia Wyatt’s attitude was firm, so firm that she only said one sentence in the end.
"Regarding Bambi’s situation, you have deeply disappointed me, Clara Tate. Twenty years of relationship, I can’t just sever it, but for Bambi, I must. Ask yourself honestly, in this matter, have you done right by Bambi?"
The man opposite her turned pale.
His handsome face was full of bitterness.
When Juliette Chaney came crying before, for a moment, he wondered whether saying this to his wife was right or wrong.
But he thought about it; nothing happened to Bambi. 𝙛𝒓𝓮𝒆𝔀𝒆𝙗𝓷𝒐𝙫𝒆𝙡.𝒄𝓸𝓶
The other party was still a young girl, whose entire future could be ruined because of this incident.
It wasn’t until Julia Wyatt left, holding Bambi mercilessly, that Clara Tate realized how outrageous his mistake was.
The Wyatt parents supported the divorce, so they didn’t want their daughter to say much to Clara Tate.
They all knew Julia Wyatt still had feelings for Clara Tate, and if Clara Tate were to act a little, soften his temper, what if their daughter softened her heart?
The Wyatt parents also called Clara Tate’s parents, and upon hearing what their son had done, they didn’t dare to persuade him, letting Clara Tate decide for himself.
Finally, Clara Tate agreed, and planned to get the divorce certificate the next day.
After Clara Tate agreed, Julia Wyatt went to the bedroom and had a video call with Bambi. Seeing the lively Bambi, she was able to relax a bit, carrying a sense of peculiar relief, and after hanging up the call, she fell into a deep sleep.
She, who usually dreams little, had a bizarre dream that night.
In the dream, it was a completely opposite outcome to the incident.
She arrived at the place described by the robber, was knocked unconscious by them, and when she woke up, photos that would ruin her reputation were taken.
Bambi wasn’t rescued, and when the police found the underground entrance, they arrived too late; she was taken by kidnappers, her life and death unknown.
Clara Tate reported to the police, and Juliette Chaney’s niece spread the photos all over the internet, publicly disclosed their marital relationship, Julia Wyatt was humiliated all over the internet, and Clara Tate’s reputation as an award-winning actor was tarnished.
The Wyatt parents couldn’t handle such stress, fell ill, and passed away one after the other, leading to the fall of the Wyatt family.
Clara Tate didn’t leave Julia Wyatt, but Julia’s mental state took a considerable hit; a few years later, she was sent to a psychiatric hospital, and upon discharge, she found Clara Tate had fallen for someone else, she even dreamt of a girl with the name Yi in it.
Julia Wyatt’s world completely collapsed, she slit Clara Tate’s throat, throwing him into the ocean he loved most.
Then she set a fire and burned down the entire Wyatt family villa.
She died in that fire, both crying and laughing, not caring about the pain of the flames scorching her body.
Just a dream, yet incredibly real.
When Julia Wyatt woke up, she was soaked in cold sweat, tears had drenched the pillow.
Upon opening her eyes, her lips trembled.
Just a dream, only a dream.
Everything in the dream made her feel cold all over, she dared not imagine if Bambi hadn’t been rescued, such an ending could indeed happen.
The only difference in that dream was the absence of Thea Shaw.
The phone suddenly started ringing, Julia Wyatt tremblingly pressed to answer, it was a call from Thea Shaw.
Julia Wyatt took the call, Thea Shaw’s clear and cheerful voice came first: "Wyatt, shall I go with you? What if Clara Tate changes his mind? You’re a rich and beautiful woman, if he doesn’t go in willingly, I’ll punch him in."
At that moment, Julia Wyatt couldn’t help but laugh, though tears followed, and she hoarsely replied:
"Okay."
