Chapter 401


    Chapter 401 Why Must You All Pressure Me Like This?


    Upon hearing his sister’s words, Nichs knew exactly what she wanted to express. He said sternly,


    “Your


    ister-inw and Elbert’s intentions reflect my attitude.”


    added, “I have endured years of mistreatment from an ungrateful person like you, and now I don’t want


    to have a sister like you in the future.”


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    Salna couldn’t believe what she was hearing and asked, “Nichs, are you really cutting ties with me?


    Is it necessary to make such a big deal out of this?”


    Feeling unjust and distressed, she continued, “I’ve already mentioned that I will find a master to help


    Eibert get ri-l of it. Moreover, Jo said transferring it to him would be much easier. Who says he’ll die in


    months? That’s just nonsense.”


    As for the impact on fertility, Salma didn’t argue, knowing that it indeed affected one’s reproductive


    отдаля.


    Simone spoke up, saying, “I said that. I am a geomancy master, just like Jodie.”


    She didn’t see anything yet she could predict Elbert’s situation in advance. If she is so amazing, can


    she ste controlled by the so-called ancient master? And can she be affected by absorbing your son’s


    fortune? Salm were bing more and more unreasonable.


    thoughts


    Perhaps this was due to their limited interactions over the years. Actually, her biological mother was


    like this from the beginning, which was why she treated Jodie, whom she had raised and cherished


    personally, in a simr manner.


    Simone stood up to argue, leaving Salma infuriated. She knew that her own family treated her this way


    because of her own daughter.


    Salma looked at Simone and said coldly, Jo isn’t a master, but she knows one.”


    “If the master is not capable, how could he help me transfer the curse?” She asked, “And if you are so


    capable, why don’t you help Elbert remove the curse?”


    Simone raised an eyebrow, “So, you believe in the so-called master, trust Jodie, and refuse to consider


    the truth?”


    “But it makesnse because that’s the only way you can brainwash yourself and justify your actions,” she


    added. “Thing that you did a small thing and everyone should understand.”


    Naturally, imone wouldn’t let Salma provoke her into revealing that she could remove the curse. She


    still had to rely on thetter to expose the person behind it.


    Salmaked, “Y-you’re just talking nonsense.”


    She also ki that she couldn’t argue with Simone anymore. This daughter of hers was bing more


    and more cloquent.


    So, Salina turned to Nichs and said, “Jo really said that the situation won’t be serious if it’s


    transferred to Elbert.


    O


    “You don’t even oelieve in me, your sister, and yet insist on believing others?” she questioned. “She


    has


    lways harbored resentment towards me, which is why she tends to exaggerate the severity of the


    situation.”


    Everyone naturally knew who Salma was referring to.


    Nichs observed his sister while showing no signs of remorse. Once again, he couldn’t help but feel a


    chill in his heart. The kindness he had shown her over the years seemed to be in vain.


    “I can’t believe there would be someone who harms their own nephew and even their biological


    daughter He expressed his disbelief..


    I trust S mone, and I won’t exin further,” he added. “I won’t consider you my sister anymore. If ou


    don’t believe me, I can post on Facebook and announce that I’m cutting ties with you.”


    This time, he didn’t hesitate in his heart at all because he couldn’t afford to keep such a sister.


    Salma’s face wore a woun led expression as she looked at him. “Nichs, how can you


    do this?”


    To can find a skilled m to help Elbert lift the curse. Why don’t you believe it?” she question d. “Your


    obstinacy makes it look like you want to harm him.”


    Even Teresa couldn’t bear to hear these words. She looked at Salma with a disappointed exression.


    “Enough. How did you be so detestable now? Always talking about what Jo says and Jo does.”


    She continued. “Jo is the cause of your broken rtionship with your own children, and your fourth son


    is still bedridden or in a wheelchair.”


    “If it weren’t discovered early, it could have harmed your other sons,” she added. “Are you that naive?


    How can you still trust her so blindly?”


    Teresa was on the verge of being infuriated by her daughter.


    However, Salma argued, “What Jo did to my fourth son and others wasn’t her intention but that she wa


    ordered by the master.”


    “How can you me her for that?” she defended. “During this time, I was cursed, and my own daughter


    didn’t help or visit me. My sons are estranged.”


    “Only Jo stayed by my side, caring for me andforting me, she continued. “She even helped me find


    ways to alleviate the pain. If I don’t trust her, who can I trust?” As Salma spoke, she felt more


    convinced of her stance.


    Salma’s chilen were unfilial, so what was wrong with favoring her adopted daughter who treated her


    well?


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    Teresa iduriated to the point of being half-dead upon hearing this. “She’s exploiting you and intentily


    giving you these distorted ideas!” She added, “She ims to know a more powerful master, so If he can


    the curse, why doesn’t hee directly to help you instead of transferring it? Her care and


    mfort are just to keep you, to continue deceiving you so she can stay in the Gray Family”


    “If no for her, you wouldn’t have done so many wrong things and conspired with Mrs. Carver to harm


    your daughter, Teresa used. “Your own daughter will cut ties with you, and your sons will hate you.”


    “Why only think about what they do and not reflect on what you’ve done?” she scored “If you continue