The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 1069

Chapter 1069 Please Help Me 

“I initially planned to return to work after my maternity leave. Your father couldn’t have stopped me. But one night, I saw your tiny face turning red from struggling with 

the bottle. I just couldn’t leave you. 

“I told myself to put my career on hold and wait till you were a bit older before. returning. Your father was elated to hear that because that meant he could be at 

peace without any worries. 

“Later, I found out that the company was deciding between sending me or your father abroad as a new manager. He got promoted swiftly after I left. 

Judith clenched her fist. “I was naive. I didn’t keep a safety net for myself. After having you, I softened and kept lowering my own boundaries. I thought I could endure it even when I found out about the mistress.” Judith’s tears streamed down her face uncontrollably as she continued. 

“I’ve become someone even I can’t respect. I can’t stand it anymore.” Judith wiped her tears with her thumb and held her belly protectively with one hand as she looked directly at Janessa. “If you find me embarrassing and don’t want to acknowledge me as your mother, then we’ll part ways. 

“I’ll divorce your father, and you can stay with the Martinez family. I won’t fight for your custody.” 

Janessa shouted, “Can’t you just not get a divorce? Think about me! My classmates will laugh at me for coming from a broken family!” Even now, Janessa was only concerned about herself. 

Judith looked at Janessa’s tiny face. Her tears ran down her cheeks as she laughed dryly. “You really are part of the Martinez family, Jane. Do you know what truly broke 

me? 

“It wasn’t staying home for six months and wanting to wait until you were three when you could speak or walk before going back to work. It wasn’t quitting the new job I finally found when your grandma got a mycoplasma infection that spread to her lungs. It wasn’t even your father’s affair. 

“It was your attitude.” 

“Okay, okay, okay.” Janessa was getting frustrated. “I know you worked hard for me. It was all for me. So why can’t you not get a divorce for my sake?” 

“I’m getting a divorce.” Judith’s voice grew calmer. “Not just that. Your father’s career as an author will also be over. He shouldn’t have stolen my work to build his 

reputation. 

“It’s not my fault if your classmates make fun of you. It is your father’s for betraying our family. I’m not telling you this to complain, but to state facts.” Judith’s gaze lowered. “You didn’t have to know any of this.