Caught Him Cheating My Life Restarted (Natalie) novel Chapter 596

Martin Doyle’s eyes widened. What was happening?

Feeling utterly humiliated, he slammed the bottle of “pesticide” onto the ground, shattering it.

Patrick looked at Natalie. Years ago, when Martin Doyle had thrown mud at her, no one had believed her.

Everyone had thought that a biological father would have no reason to frame his own daughter. Now, all the pain she had endured was finally known to everyone.

But it would never bring back the five years she had lost.

Marie was about to explode with rage. She had given Martin Doyle a million dollars to come and slander Natalie. She had spent the money, and this useless fool hadn't even managed to hurt Natalie in the slightest.

It was a complete waste of her money!

As Marie fumed, Victoria pulled her aside. “So what if she cleared her name? With a father that embarrassing, she’ll always be low-class. Do you really think the Lockwood family would want someone so disgraceful as an in-law? They’d be a laughingstock!”

At this, a smug smile appeared on Marie’s face.

The more disgusting and shameful Martin Doyle was, the more shame Natalie would carry.

Marie walked over to Natalie and said with feigned surprise, “Natalie, I can’t believe your father was actually slandering you. It must be so pitiful to have such a shameless dad. I doubt the Lockwood family would ever want to be associated with a scoundrel who spreads vile rumors about his own daughter, would they? Heh.”

Marie laughed, her body shaking with glee. So what if Natalie was cleared and wouldn’t be kicked out of the institute?

The more disgraceful Martin Doyle was, the more his daughter, Natalie, would be forever nailed to a pillar of shame!

Victoria added contemptuously, “Martin Doyle is disgusting, but Natalie is no saint either. She must have done terrible things in a past life to end up with such a shameless father. Unlike Marie, who must have been a great philanthropist in her past life to be born into a wealthy family. No one will sympathize with Natalie. Her fate is just karma for her past sins!”

Patrick cut in, “I thought that kind of superstitious nonsense died out centuries ago. Shouldn’t you be off serving some feudal lord?”

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