Chapter 911: Nora's Painting

The tranquil and picturesque village became noisy due to this scandal, as Cheyenne gazed at the green mountains and clear waters before her, pondering silently. There's no real utopia in this world; wherever there are people, there are conflicts. When conflicts arise and disputes occur, people's hearts become twisted. The village chief's wife, after beating her own husband, still believed that Jillian was the problem. She blamed Jillian for intentionally seducing her husband, saying that if it wasn't for her, her husband, at his age, would never have strayed. Jillian's husband, still firmly punishing his own wife, couldn't tolerate being cuckolded and their son's disappearance. Any man would find it unacceptable. But just one beating wasn't enough, was it? So now it was the village chief's wife and Jillian's husband that were hitting Jillian. Jillian surprisingly holds her ground in this fight. Even in a two-against-one situation, her remarkable physical strength keeps her