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Chapter 1794

Chapter 1794

With Louisa's permission, Martin hurried through the door, following the servant with an urgent

demeanor.

He found four elders seated around a patio table in the garden. Striving to keep his inner turmoil at bay,

Martin greeted them politely, "I'm terribly sorry for intruding at such a late hour."

Darren and Belinda had already retreated indoors, no longer wanting to be around the drama

surrounding Serena.

Noticing that Kenneth and Louisa hadn't responded immediately, Eunice spoke up, "There's no need

for formalities anymore. No need to consider us as uncle- and aunt-in-law."

Martin was taken aback by her words, a mix of surprise and bewilderment crossing his face.

"Serena Lott is no longer our niece."

Though Martin was clueless as to what had transpired, he said, "Mr. and Mrs. Griffith, I'm not aware of

what Serena did to anger you so, but may I ask why her last name is Lott now? Did she find her

biological parents?"

Eunice had confided in him earlier that Serena was not a true Collins by blood, but why the sudden

shift from Collins to Lott?

"Watch these videos and you'll understand," Louisa said coldly as she pulled up the surveillance

footage from the abandoned building for Martin to see.

The truth shook Martin to his core; chill ran down his body after watching that. As Serena's boyfriend,

he knew it wasn't his place to remain seated. He stood and bowed deeply, "I'm so sorry. I had no idea

Serena could do such a thing. She really crossed the line this time."

"It's not your fault. Sit down, there's no need to be on edge," Louisa always saw things in black and

white. Martin wasn't involved, so they didn't blame him.

"The disappointment Serena has caused is unbearable," Martin realized that simply locking her away

wouldn't be enough to quell the bitterness in their hearts.

"You've seen the surveillance, heard what was said. For the past six months, that girl and Martha have

been tormenting Bella incessantly, including harboring a desire for Bella's fiancé and shamelessly

trying to seduce him behind the scenes."

Louisa's anger was palpable as she continued, "We raised her like a princess for eighteen years, and

she turned out to be without an ounce of decency. To get what she wants, she'd even throw away her

own dignity!"

Hearing this, Martin's gaze dimmed with sorrow. He recalled the last outburst at Eunice's house when

Serena drunkenly claimed he wasn't good enough for her and how she wanted to bear children for

Romeo.

That incident had crushed him, shattering the devotion he had offered. Just as he pieced himself back

together, the surveillance footage shattered him all over again.

It was only now he realized that Serena had been making advances towards Romeo even while they

were together.

That scene at Eunice's place wasn't just Serena losing her temper. It was because Arabella had caught

her red-handed after being drugged, and in her drugged state, Serena ended up spilling her deepest,

darkest truths.