Chapter 291 Splitting Up

"A married daughter is no longer part of the family. Have you ever seen a person who has their own family refuse to leave her parents' home like you?"

Henry's anger got the better of him, and he blurted out everything his wife said.

His wife would complain to him every night. He usually tried to comfort her and asked her not to meddle too much in family affairs.

After all, Mary was her sister. What harm would it do to let her stay at home after her divorce?

But after everything that had happened today, the words he had kept inside for a long time just came pouring out.

Mary wasn’t the only one stunned by his words. Henry himself was taken aback by what he had said.

Scolding her was one thing, but he had gone too far.

Emily, who had just washed her hands and come out of the kitchen, was equally surprised when she heard Henry.

Emily often complained to Henry about Mary being lazy and acting like a princess at home. Emily had to do all the housework alone.

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