Chapter 358

Matilda's view of Wyneth started to sour. She had people dig into Wyneth's background, but they came back empty-handed. Her past was squeaky clean. Following that, Matilda's resentment toward Wyneth was an ever-growing, ever-thickening knot in her heart. Every day that Hayden did not wake was a day her resentment grew further, solidifying her suspicions that Wyneth was not genuinely interested in her son but had come to the Hamilton family because she was helpless and alone. The feeling metastasized, Wyneth's name becoming synonymous with every negative idea and unkind word.

When Hayden finally woke, three years later, gratitude toward Wyneth was not what she felt. She held the belief that Wyneth had somehow hindered Hayden's recovery, thinking that had they chosen a different woman, perhaps Hayden would have awoken sooner. It would not have taken three long, arduous years. So, she desired nothing more than to see Wyneth pack her things and leave the Hamilton family. To pay her some m