Even After Death Novel (Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller) novel Chapter 1598

The Fordham family was in the throes of havoc, and Jacqueline was growing anxious.

Although there was no definite evidence to prove David's identity, the Fordhams were convinced that he wasn't Douglas' son.

Many questions were raised regarding David's side of the family.

Jacqueline and Deborah's initial plan was to make this the last generation of the Fordham family. That way, they could inherit most of the family business, which was worth a lot of money!

No matter how well the Fordhams treated Jacqueline, she was supposed to marry someone in the end.

From there, all she would gain was wedding gifts, which she would bring to the Procter family anyway. Once she got married, she would become a man's belonging.

Jacqueline didn't do it solely to avenge Deborah. The main reason was for herself.

Compared to Deborah, who was blinded by love, Jacqueline was way smarter. Jacqueline knew that love was the most unreliable thing in the world.

Only materials could provide her with the sense of security she needed.

Deborah claimed that she was Jacqueline's mother, but Jacqueline found out the truth about her identity a long time ago.

How could Deborah accept another man when she was so helplessly in love with David?

In truth, Jacqueline's biological parents were a pair of couple living deep in the mountains. They wanted to strangle her to death and bury her because the family had never liked having daughters.

But they couldn't bring themselves to do that, so they threw her into the mountains. She happened to be found by Deborah, who was on the run.

That was when she started to form a revenge plan.

After finding out about her identity, Jacqueline became more hard-working. She felt grateful to Deborah for saving her out of the mountains.

Although she was never bright, she could make up for it by putting in much more effort.

The Fordham family possessed an abundance of resources, and Jacqueline was taught by the greatest teachers.

She was able to spend her childhood peacefully.

Then, worry caught up to her because she wasn't very pretty. She was afraid that someone might find out about her true identity because of her looks.

Hence, she started getting fixes during her teen years, when she wasn't fully mature yet.