Chapter 441 You’re <b>Adopted</b>
Ever since she returned home three years <b>ago</b><b>, </b>she had always been courteous to Eliana
However, she couldn’t hold it in any longer and she lost her temper for the first time.
<b>“</b>Don’t you know Mom has a weak heart? Don’t you know she can’t handle intense emotions? Don’t you know why she’s hospitalized? Didn’t I tell you to wait until she’s discharged to tell her about Dad? Why on earth did you rush to tell her the truth? What are you trying to <b>do</b>?” Emelie questioned Eliana.
In response, na sneered<b>. </b><b>“</b>Yes, you did say that, but why should <b>I </b>listen to <b>you</b>?
Emelie pped Eliana across her face.
en Eliana.
Hurting her mother was her bottom line. She wouldn’t let anyone hurt Greta, not even
*Why should you listen to me? <b>Are </b>you even human? Mom’s emotions could trigger her heart to stop at any moment. Do you want something to happen to her?
“Let me tell you why you should listen to me! Because I paid all the fees for her hospitalization, surgery, and the doctors‘ visits! So how she should be cared for is up to me to decide!” Emelie said.
Eliana held her face.
She decided that there was no point in crying over spilled milk and <b>decided </b>toy everything out.
“That’s just money. <b>What’s </b>the big deal? Also, the money you spent is just repaying them for taking care of you for 25 years. It’s what you owe them. Emelie, you’ve already caused my father’s death. From now on, don’t bother yourself with my mother! It doesn’t concern you!” Ena said.
Emelle Laughed at her words. “They’re your father and mother?”
na stood her ground. “Yes, they are my parents, not yours! They didn’t give birth to you!”
At first, Emelie thought she was just saying things out of anger.
However<b>, </b>they were adults, not little kids who threw around phrases like “Mon found you in a <b>trash </b>can“. Eliana was serious.This belongs ? N?velDra/ma.Org.
Emelle clenched her fists, and her voice turned cold. “What nonsense are you spouting?
Mona, afraid they might start fighting, quickly ran to the stairwell when Greta seemed to be in a deep sleep.
She overheard na,
“I’m not talking nonsense. I’m telling the truth. I’m five years older than you. I remember clearly when Dad brought you home as a baby. You were adopted. You aren’t biologically
rted to us!” Eliana <b>sald</b>.
Mona was stunned How could this <b>be</b><b>?</b>
She immediately looked at Emelle, who was motionless and wearing a nk expression
Eliana finally felt the satisfaction of crushing Emelie.
William had been right when he said she was jealous of Emelie. She was jealous and resentful.
She remembered being the only child in a wealthy family when she was very young. She was happy and carefree, always wearing pretty dresses and eating delicious cakes until she was five
That year, their father brought home baby Emelie<b>, </b><b>saying </b>she would be her new sister.
From that moment on, she was no longer the only daughter in the family, no longer the most loved.
Her pretty dresses were reced with baby clothes, and her cakes were reced by baby form.
From that moment, she resented Emelie. However, she always masked her feelings and <b>never </b>showed her resentment
Even if their parents gave birth to another daughter, her deepest resentment was always directed at Emelle. This was because as Emelie grew, she became more beautiful, sensible, smart, and excelled in school. She was always the center of attention, making Eliana feel insignificantinparison.
She had been ted when Emelie went missing for three years. The person who didn’t belong in their family was finally gone
Even when their youngest sister ran off with a man, she didn’t feel sad. She felt like she was the only daughter again, just like before she turned live.
She never expected Emelie toe back. Not only did she return, but she was even better than before
She was more beautiful, more capable, wealthier, more well–connected, and more decisive.
What about Eliana?
After having children, her body <b>had </b>changed, and she was constantly exhausted from caring for them<b>. </b>She never had a strong will and didn’t dare to express her own <b>ideas</b>. She envied Emelie’s strength <b>and </b>ability to handle things.
Emelie replinded her of her terlings of being overshadowed and insignificant as a child.
Her patience had can thin, and her pent–up dissatisfaction finally erupted when Ronanmitted suicide because of Emelie
“you are not my parents‘ daughter. My mom <b>has </b>nothing to do with you. Get out and never show up in front of us again, you murderer! You’re the reason I Eliana showed Emelle forcefully