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.
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.
