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Chapter 38

Chapter 38

As the rumors had suggested. Edward seemed to have some deep feelings for his long–lou granddaughter.

But Tisa thought it was better to raise a child with love than just be biologically connected.

However, not everyone shared her opinion

At least Quinlyn didn’t flinch at Edward’s legs. She didn’t gasp in shock or burst into tears like Harriet had In fact, it was safe to say that Harriet had completely ruined her earlier behavior with that one scream when she first saw Edward’s legs

Meanwhile, Tina spent quite a bit of time trying to calm Harriet down, gently saying. “Now’s not the time to be scared. Open your eyes and look around. So many big families are here, and Quinlyn’s here, too. Do you want to lose to her?”

Harriet, not wanting to be outdone, waped her tears and tried to push past her fear. She stood up, walked over to Edward. and apologized, her voice soft. Grandpa. I’m really sorry for earlier. I didn’t mean to react like that”

Edward wasn’t holding onto grudges, especially not against a child. He just shook his head and said, “It’s okay. Go on and play now. Don’t crowd around me?

Harriet nodded, still feeling uneasy. But when she saw Quinlyn hadn’t left, she didn’t want to walk away. And especially when her eyes landed on Quinlyn’s gorgeous new dress. A wave of jealousy hit her, sharp and bitter as if she could bleed from it.

“Hailey, how did you get this beautiful dress so dirty?” Harriet’s voice oozed with mockery, and with that, she quickly drew everyone’s attention to Quinlyn’s clothes

Until now, everyone had been focused on how beautiful the dress was, but now that Quinlyn stood up straight, they could spot several black smudges. The green ribbon that had once been tied around her waist was missing, leaving her waist looking loose and unflattering.

Showing up late to the party and ruining a dress like that was just so rude.

Then, they noticed her messy hair and slightly darker complexion. The contrast with Harriet, who looked as elegant as a little swan made Quinlyn seem almost pitiful in comparison.

“Figures, no proper upbringing. She’s ten, and she still doesn’t know how to behave. Looks like she’s been spoiled,” one woman said, her voice dripping with judgment.

“She probably doesn’t know anything about music or etiquette, either. Let’s just hope she’s not invited to dance with our son later. Id be embarrassed,” another woman added, a look of disgust on her face.

whispering to each other.

have to guess who they were talking about. It was definitely Quinlyn. And Quinlyn, with her

noticed the door, she quietly said to Edward,

gave her

exactly what Quinlyn had been hoping for.

his wheel hair, and without hesitation, she

Harriet finally pieced it together. Her fists clenched, and she felt the urge to stomp her feet in frustration. Before she could lose her temper, Tina

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she walked away? Now you’ve got the chance

me introduce you

right. She stood up straighter and decided

Harriet, but after just a few words, their

up with embarrassment and resentment. She shot a venomous glare toward the lounge, silently wishing Quinly would just stay there and never come out.

smell of blood and saw a man lying on the couch, barely clinging to life. His jaw tightened with anger as

this?” Edward asked, his

a reputation for causing trouble, and he’d gotten himself into plenty of messes

I swear it’s not my fault! We found him when we were

explode, a small figure stepped forward

me, Quinlyn said, speaking carefully as she pieced the story together. “While we were talking, some foreign group started attacking me online.” She paused, trying to connect

a moment, his gaze fixed on Quinlyn. “You think it’s an overseas

a moment. She felt confident

Stanley stared at them in shock, his eyes wide. “So, you didn’t just help him for no reason? But he’s just the boss

off gently. “When I was working on their company’s firewall, I

confused. “What kind of

gently, his

he meant by

understanding exactly what he was getting at.

He patted Quinlyn on the shoulder. “Alright, that makes