Chapter 385


    Chapter 385


    Ellinor strolled into the living room with a polite smile on her face. “Mr. Arnold, Mrs. Mendoza, long time


    no see.”


    “Mr. Arnold?”


    At the sound of this, Arnold, who already looked like he’d swallowed a lemon, looked even more tense.


    What did you call me?”


    Ellinor seated herself on a solitary couch, some distance away from them. She epted the coffee a


    maid brought her, took a sip, and said, “I called you Mr. Arnold. Is there a problem? Aren’t you Mr.


    Arnold?”


    Arnold wasn’t her biological father, nor had he done much of anything father–like. After shipping her off


    to the sticks, he’d pretty much disappeared from


    her life


    “Ellinor, don’t you dare think that joining the nchet family means you can forget where you came


    from and even deny me as your father! You know exactly how you became Mrs. nchet, He snapped.


    Ellinor raised an eyebrow. “How I became Mrs. nchet? Seems like you’ve got it all figured out.”


    Before Arnold could respond, She jumped in, all fired up. “Not just dad, mom and I know tool Ellinor,


    there’s no such thing as a secret that stays secret forever. Stop ying innocent and own up to your


    mistakes. Maybe, just maybe, I’ll forgive you, for old times‘ sake.”


    Ellinorughed. “You forgive me? She, why exactly are you in my house, offering me your


    forgiveness?”


    ‘My house‘. Those words were like a thorn in She’s side. It felt like something that was hers had been


    taken from her. “Your house? Ellinor, you’ve got some nerve! This is my house!”


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    Tracy tried to y peacemaker. “Ellinor, why won’t you listen to reason? We already know you took


    She’s ce and married Mr. nchet. You can’t hide it anymore! Just kneel down and apologize to


    your dad and She.”


    “And how did you find out about this?” Ellinor narrowed her eyes.


    Her counter–question seemed like an admission of guilt to the Mendozas.


    Arnold was growing angrier and angrier. He pointed a finger at Ellinor and started to rant. “Ellinor, I


    can’t believe I raised a daughter like you! No morals whatsoever! How could you steal your own sister’s


    husband and make the Mendozas aughing stock on the day of the wedding! I should never have let


    youe back from the countryside!*


    Ellinor found this amusing.


    She’de to Greenhaven because she’d won a full schrship to Creston University due to her


    excellent academic record.


    Had Arnold ever really taken care of her at all?


    Ellinor had a hunch about their intentions when she saw She picking a fight with Devin upstairs


    But the question was, who spilled the beans about her bing Mrs. nchet?


    Seeing Ellinor fall silent, She pounced. “Ellinor! Say something!”


    Ellinor sighed and lowered her head, looking like she was too ashamed to meet anyone’s eyes. “If you


    all already know that, what do you n to do with me?”