Becoming the Richest by Farming
Chapter 282 - 0282 Unmarried and Pregnant_1

Chapter 282: 0282 Unmarried and Pregnant_1

Olivia Johnson was stunned upon hearing this.

David Wood knew his wife was diverting the conflict, she had always been like this.

However, what did that matter? It was as if they had found a breakthrough, and all unleashed their firepower on Olivia Johnson.

Daniel Wood even looked at her hatefully, "It’s all because of you!"

David Wood also pointed at her, "Prental depression? How could such a trivial issue make you send away your child? Now we have all these problems, and you didn’t even go to fetch the person yourself back then. What, did you despise her for something?"

Carol Sean chimed in at the right time, "Exactly, you have no other problems, you’re just being melodramatic. How could you just throw away a perfectly fine child, you’re really heartless as a mother!"

Olivia Johnson heard them pointing fingers and accusing her in turn.

Their words were like needles piercing straight into her heart.

She listened as her head buzzed and swelled.

It was all because of her?

It was all because of her that she lost her own child?

It was all because of her that Ellen Young ended up like she did today, and now that she hadn’t returned, the responsibility was all on her?

Carol Sean, the old hag, became even more aggressive as she went on and on, "Even Edward, a good child who was pushed overseas because of this, why didn’t you handle it well?"

It was funny to think about it, how they had unified in their attack against Ellen Young at the time.

Now that Ellen Young’s status was not something they could afford to offend, Olivia Johnson had become the one to carry the blame.

Olivia Johnson was so angry she had a headache, and couldn’t hold back any longer as she screamed, "Is it my fault? Is it really my fault?"

She pointed at Daniel Wood and burst out cursing, "You’ve been fooling around for more than a decade, do you think I don’t know? What do you think I’ve been putting up with? For the sake of you, for your family, I tried so hard just to have a son. If it weren’t for you all, would I have suffered from depression? When I gave birth to Lucy Wood, you all looked down on me, and when I had Ellen Young, it was as if you couldn’t wait to strangle me; I have no say over the gender of our children, why should I be the one you all come blaming?"

She then pointed at Carol Sean, cursing like a madwoman, "You shameless old thing, when I was pregnant, you’d nag and nag. If I couldn’t bear a son, you acted like you wanted me to jump off a building. You even said that if I couldn’t produce a son, you’d have Daniel Wood remarry. Is a grandson so important to you? Is it that important to have male heirs? Yes, I threw Ellen away, but for whom? You all drove me to the brink of insanity; when I said I wanted to send her away, none of you came out to stop me. Now she has not returned, and it’s my fault? Have you all lost your minds?"

Her tone was sharp and aggressive, urgent and angry.

With this outburst, years of frustration seemed to pour out in that moment.

Yes, how many good years had she had? Because she was the wife of the Wood family.

In the first few years after marrying Daniel Wood, how much disdain had she suffered because of her daughter?

Time had worn down her once vibrant spirit; she could hardly remember what kind of person she originally was.

She had gotten used to criticizing Ellen Young and Lucy Wood, used to being forceful and accusatory, just like the Wood family had been to her.

Now the retribution had come, and these shameless people expected her to take the blame all by herself. As if there were such a good deal!

Carol Sean, outraged by the scolding, snapped back, "Who are you calling? Who pushed you? Who pushed you? Was it I who forced you to marry my son? Wasn’t it because you, this shameless thing, got pregnant before marriage—"