Cupid’s Arrow Hit On Me by Mr. Adeel

Chapter 265 – “Come on, thank me. You’d better buy more gifts for me to thank me
profusely for saving your son’s life.”

Serenity’s words made the corners of the Hunt elders‘ mouths twitch. Abigail was so mad her eyes and veins seemed as if they were about to burst
out of her head, her expression grotesque. However, she still did not dare to raise her hand against Serenity.

A hint of a smile flashed in Zachary’s eyes as he watched how Serenity managed to rebut the elders into silence without even lifting a finger. This
woman was interesting! “Serenity.” Serenity’s eldest aunt Katelyn could not help but say, “We didn’t say you were at fault.

Noah was in the wrong. It’s just that you guys are cousins–very closely related, at that. We’re all one family. If there’s a conflict, we’ll deal with
it behind closed doors. As long as you told us about it, we’d have scolded him. There’s no need to put him in jail.

“We wanted to bail him out, but our request was denied. Did you say something to that backer of yours to make it so that we couldn’t bail him out?
Serenity, I know you and your sister hold a grudge against us because of what happened back then, but we’re a family after all.

involve outsiders in our family business.” 1 What she essentially meant was that Serenity should not tell her backer about everything and use her backer to

with these people. They kept thinking that just

coldly, “Every time I hear you emphasize the blood relationship and the fact that we’re a ‘family‘, I feel like laughing. No wonder you guys can live such

they’re invincible, and you guys are all invincible. “You know that I hate you guys, and yet you still come before me and

my broom! What kind of elders are you? Pooh!” Katelyn’s face rapidly turned red. “You hear that? I already told you guys

teach her a lesson on behalf of her father! She has no respect for her elders! She’s bringing shame to her father!” Abigail screamed. Serenity could not

turned to grab the broom and holding it high, she chased her aunts and uncles out of her bookshop. Talking to them was a waste of her saliva. “My

how did you guys treat my sister and I? You should hurry and complain to my dad then. Tell him I have no respect for

stand before me and be an ‘elder‘!” Stuart Hunt and the lot of them were chased out