Belinda had done everything other mothers would have.

She loved them, yet the three of them had gotten a smaller portion of her wealth than their own children did.

Indeed, Belinda left her grandchildren with more money.

After all, her grandchildren still had a long life ahead of them.

Therefore, she distributed more wealth to them.

The Clark brothers loved spending lavishly and kept losing money whenever they tried to establish businesses. They also had many mistresses and never hesitated to spend money on them.

Belinda was partial toward her sons about their affairs and also persuaded her daughters-in-law not to get a divorce.

In truth, she resented her three sons for being promiscuous and inheriting their father’s flirtatious traits.

While Hunter may have been interested in other girls, he dared not cheat on Belinda because she was strict.

However, he still had an affair the moment he spotted an opportunity.

Later, Belinda chased the Clark brothers’ mistresses out of