Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

Chapter 398

Rachel did not have any good feelings for this half–sister, nor did she intend to put on a show of reuniting after a long separation.

After all, the Grey family had nothing to do with her.

Lily seemed to have not noticed Rachel’s indifferent expression at all. She walked forward with a smile and reached out to hold Rachel’s hand.

However, Rachel avoided it without a trace.

Lily looked at her empty hand and was not angry. She pursed her lips slightly, and her sweet tone revealed a trace of gentleness. It was like a spring that made one feel comfortable. “Rachel, how have you been outside these years?”

Noticing that Rachel did not answer, she continued, “Actually, Dad has been very worried about you all these years. If you’re willing, you can come home with us. No matter how long we’ve been apart, we’ll still be a family, right?”

Rachel shook off the water stains on her hands and looked up at Lily with a sneer between her eyes. “Lily, there’s no one else here except you and me. Why do you have to pretend?”

Her seemingly smiling appearance was filled with mockery and disdain.

that when they saw something or someone, they would

such an existence to

happened, they could not reconcile, let alone live under the same roof in harmony.

Rachel from head to toe. “You are getting more and more beautiful

on her lips couldn’t help but

when she heard that.

too many such things had happened,

Lily were not biological sisters from the same mother, so their preferences were naturally different.

had returned from overseas and brought her a limited edition set of assembled toys. Of course, there were also Barbie dolls that

sister, Lily was

watched helplessly as Lily chose her favorite assembled toy and hypocritically invited

a fit of anger, Rachel flung her hand away and left. Hans even

Lily’s actions of snatching her love were not limited to

made, and everything she cared about were all snatched away by Lily with a naive attitude.

a result, Rachel had no choice but

didn’t care about what she liked.