After divorce, Ex-wife Revealed Identities

Chapter 898

The truth was out, and Niamh didn't care about the consequences anymore. All she wanted was for Clare to not punish her too severely. "Chaya said that as long as Sylvia is gone, Grandaunt and you won't favor her anymore. She's not even a part of the Hipps family, why do you treat her so well?"

"With all the things you two have done, who would be nice to you?" Clare's face turned red with anger. "We only show extra care for you because of that tiny bit of blood relation we share as Hippses. And what do you do in return? You treat us like this? How did my uncle offend you? Why are you targeting him?"

"When have you ever cared for us?" Chaya laughed at Clare's words with a hint of bitterness in her voice. "Did you help me when I wanted to go to St John University?"

"Did you help Niamh become a doctor like she wanted?"

"We carry the name Hipps but can't enjoy any benefits or privileges."

"My dad wants an additional pension plan; did you help him get it done?"

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Chaya had nothing left to lose now; no matter what they did or said, Clare never showed any interest in protecting them.

She let out all the resentment and anger built up over years.

Clare's face turning ashen. He locked eyes with Chaya's. "You want to go St John University but your grades are seventy points below their requirements! How am I supposed to get your foot in there? Instead of reflecting on yourself and improving your grades, why blame me for not finding ways around it?"

"Niamh wants to be a doctor but can't even pass basic medical exams! Without those certificates how could anyone trust her treating patients without causing harm?"

"Is life just child's play?"

"Your dad already has one pension plan; does he really need another one illegally obtained through breaking regulations? Do I need to break laws just because he asks me too?"

"Why should I risk everything by doing something illegal just because you ask me too!"

Clare refuted every word of Niamh's statement. He sneered, "From now on, there will be no status for the Hipps family without you two sisters! You are kicked out of the family tree starting today!"

what grounds?" Niamh screamed with all her might. She looked terrifying and frightening. "You haven't become the head of the family yet! What right do you

Hipps family now!" Clare glanced at her

soon as Niamh heard Clare's words,

don't do this! We will definitely change in the future; we won't

listen well

down with a thump in front of Clare, grabbed his pants

confused;

him for? Who does he think he is?" Chaya pulled up Niamh,"Let's

away with murder?" Sylvia's cold voice sounded behind

abruptly to look at Sylvia and hoarsely asked, "What about Giancarlo? We didn't succeed in harming him!" Sylvia shook her phone at them, "I've already called the police; they'll tell you

Niamh shouted angrily, "You're just relying on someone else's support!" "The law will teach both of your sisters a lesson." Sylvia looked at

but shook his head helplessly before leaving

asked Clare, "Aren't angry

for a moment, "Why should I be angry?

eyes shining brightly like glass beads

on, they are no longer part of the Hipps family. After what they did to my uncle, no

say anything and didn't sympathize with the Hipps

at her strangely. "Why are you

and saw that it was about five or six in the

Sylvia come to the hospital at

to the hospital to check things out. I didn't expect something like this to happen," Sylvia

door and checked on Giancarlo. After finding

him closely.

"Yes, Dr. Sylvia."

went into the lounge area where Jasmine had just

happened before Jasmine

listening calmly, Jasmine simply tied his silver hair together and smiled lightly. "The two sisters were young and foolish; why are you so impulsive? They didn't cause any real damage in the end... but there should still be consequences for their actions. Doing something wrong means there's no excuse for being forgiven