A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust by Sally Garcia

Chapter 441

Horatio and Calliope exchanged a glance, and he was at a loss for explanation. It wasn’t just because she was about to heal his legs. He realized, after some reflection, that he had indeed wronged Calliope. Maybe he’d been too wrapped up in his own anger, and had always put Lisette on a pedestal.

But now, with Lisette out of the picture, things seemed a bit clearer. The person in front of him was his real sister, the one who had helped him stand up for the first time.

He had always favored Lisette, perhaps misunderstanding Calliope all along. Sure, Calliope had her own faults, like not voicing out her feelings, but he hadn’t exactly been attentive to her either.

There were misunderstandings all around on both sides. Maybe this was a chance to mend things. They could show her more kindness, let her feel their love. Her stubbornness was perhaps her way of seeking their affection.

She wanted the Jewell family’s company and everything that came with it, but maybe it was just a matter of indignation, wanting to compete with Lisette.

Valerian, though still thinking about Lisette, couldn’t help but glance at Horatio when he spoke. Then he looked at Calliope, hesitating.

liked Lisette, but the person standing there was his sister.

moment’s hesitation, he said to Calliope, “I’ve wronged you too. I remember you

with anger. When Lisette comes back, we’ll be a happy

Valerian a pointed look. “The storage room,

made Valerian

the servants‘ quarters,” she sneered, chuckling. “But it’s fine. I’m the

chimed in, “You never said anything before. We thought you liked the smaller room! How about this? We’ll switch rooms. You can have mine,

looked at Horatio for a long moment before letting out a soft laugh. “So that’s an option, huh? I thought I

flush to

her Calliope’s room, leaving her with the smallest. It never occurred to them to offer up their own rooms. They seemed to unwittingly assume Calliope

was all they could

Calliope you’re apologizing to doesn’t exist