Chapter 127 Scolding Her Janice's face twisted in disbelief as she turned toward her mother.

"Mom!" she snapped, frustrated. "Who doesn't know that Sierra was just Benson's simp? Whatever he told her to do, she did. In a few days, she'll probably be running back to him again. Do you really want to let her fool you one more time?"

"Janice," Jemima's expression grew serious. "How can you speak like that? Apologize to Sierra!"

"She's the one who did it, so why can't I say anything? She's just Benson's simp! A simp!"

Jemima's face flushed red with anger. She lifted her hand and was about to slap Janice. Sierra quickly stepped in to stop her, but Janice shoved her aside.

"I don't need your fake kindness!"

Sierra crashed into the piano, leaving a bump on her head that made her wince in pain.

Seeing this, Janice's expression shifted immediately, a flicker of panic flashing through her eyes.

"Are you okay, Sierra?"

helped her up,

head, gritting her teeth to hold

her daughter in exasperation. "Janice, you've gone too far! How could you

clenched her jaw, biting her lip before snapping back, "She came at me

spoiled

In your eyes, Sierra is perfect! No matter how big of a mistake she makes, you'll forgive

what I do, you'll never

if that's how it is, just forget I'm your daughter! Let

Then, she turned and stormed out, slamming

was left standing there. Sierra quickly rushed

Jemima spoke with her head lowered, a mix of anger and helplessness in her

voice filled with guilt as she apologized, "I'm sorry, Ms. Anderson. If it

fault; Janice is the one with the issues," Jemima commented, taking a moment to calm down and slowly

also at fault. I divorced Janice's dad long ago, and she chose to stay with me. I have always felt guilty about that, so I allowed

piano, but she never had the focus for it. I saw she

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