Shattered Rose He Held On Tight novel Chapter 286

Chapter 286 Did You Ever Love Me?

Chapter 286 Did You Ever Love Me?

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“Ms. Lancaster! Something terrible’s happened! Mr. Quinton and Mrs. Winnie are fighting!”

Claudia’s eyes lit up.

She never expected that the first drama of the night wouldn’t come from any of the party guests, but from Quinton and Winnie, who hadn’t even made an appearance.

The maid knew what kind of occasion this was and didn’t dare to air the family’s dirty laundry in public for everyone to hear.

All the Romeros were busy, and every time she tried to ask someone for help, she was turned

away.

Then she spotted Claudia wandering around, not doing much of anything, and an idea hit her.

The maid figured Claudia was Sterling’s chosen fiancée, which made her Quinton and Winnie’s future daughter–in–law. Asking her to step in and handle the emergency seemed perfectly reasonable.

Claudia quickly texted Sterling to let him know where she was going. Then she looked at the maid and said, “All right, lead the way.”

She added, “Does anyone else know about this?”

The round–faced maid, Yasmin, shook her head. “No, I only told you about it, Ms. Lancaster.”

A sly smile played at the corners of Claudia’s lips as she replied with mock seriousness, “Good. Yasmin, you did the right thing. Don’t spread it around. I’ll take care of it.”

Yasmin nodded blankly. “Okay.”

After Henry and Paula’s accident, the butler said that everything in the house should follow Mr. Sterling’s word. And since Mr. Sterling listens to Ms. Lancaster… whatever she says, we follow.

Asking her to step in seems reasonable, right?

So why do I feel so uneasy?

Claudia hurried to Quinton and Winnie’s place, only to find the fight was still going strong.

Winnie’s eyes were bloodshot as she screamed, “Quinton, do you have a heart at all?”

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Over the years, she had defied her parents for him, thrown away her reputation, and sacrificed her conscience—all for Quinton. Now she was left with almost nothing–her friends gone, and her family crumbling. But no matter what she did, he stayed cold and distant.

She had lost count of the nights she heard him mumbling another woman’s name in his sleep, driving her mad with jealousy.

But she never dared to wake him up.

If she did, the fragile illusion they lived in would shatter instantly.

She couldn’t accept that all her sacrifices had come to nothing.

Kamila’s pursuit of Sterling had been the last straw that pushed her over the edge, leading to this blow–up.

She couldn’t even hold on to the family power she once used to crush Isabella.

What had she gotten for fighting a dead woman her whole life?

Gritting her teeth, Winnie glared at Quinton, who sat silently in his wheelchair with a red slap mark on his cheek. “I just want to know one thing. Did you ever love me?”

Quinton stared at her, calm and unbothered. “After all these years, does it even matter anymore?”

That wasn’t an answer, but it said it all.

Winnie let out a bitter, self–mocking laugh as tears slid down her face.

“Quinton, you really are cruel.”

She had loved him since she was a teenage girl, following him through everything, never looking back.

Her entire life had revolved around Quinton, like a sunflower always chasing the sun.

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