Chapter 343 She Doesn’t Believe

Salma took a deep breath when she noticed the hair on Simone’s shoulder.

Suppressing her last bit of hesitation, she reached out and lightly patted Simone’s shoulder as if she were brushing off some dust.

Then she quickly grabbed the strand of hair and held it in her hand.

Upon seeing Simone’s gaze, Salma felt a twinge of guilt and said, “I noticed some dust on your clothes, so I thought I’d help you brush it off.”

Simone looked at Salma with a cold stare.

“Is that so? Then why did you take

my hair?”

She grabbed Salma’s hand as she was about to retract it and took the hair back.

When Salma looked at her shoulder with a conflicted expression, Simone realized that something was amiss.

She also noticed the hair on her shoulder.

It wasn’t actually her hair; someone had accidentally brushed it onto her clothes earlier.

But she couldn’t let Salma take it away and potentially harm someone else.

As a geomancer, Simone attached great importance to her hair and blood.

She couldn’t let them remain on her clothes and be taken away by someone.

The reason Simone didn’t stop her initially was to see if Salma would choose to take it.

In the end, Salma did, which surprised Simone but also seemed expected.

Salma was caught off guard and suddenly felt a bit panicked.

She didn’t expect Simone to be so perceptive and notice her small actions.

She awkwardly smiled and said, “I noticed some hair on your clothes, so I wanted to pick it up and throw it away for you.”

Simone looked at her firmly and said, “If you look in the mirror now, you’ll see that your eyes and face betray a sense of guilt, Melinda asked you to take it, didn’t she?”

Being directly exposed by Simone, Salma felt even more embarrassed.

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Melinda didn’t ask me to take your hair. You’ve misunderstood. I simply saw some dust on your clothes and wanted to help you

any hope or affection for

kind of thing

well. You’ve always wondered why I don’t recognize you and want to sever

da, and use it

have the

sarcastically added, “So, you actually wanted to take my hair, give it to against me. Are you my real mother or my enemy? After all that you did, audacity to act superior in front of me. What happened to

it came to her and Melinda,

didn’t expect

caring a long time

bluntly stated it, Salma’s

originally wanted to continue denying it, but when she saw the sarcasm and coldness in Simone’s eyes, she couldn’t

said, “Yes, Melinda did ask me to bring her

before. It’s like being possessed by something unclean, which

of your hair, she can ask a geomancy master she knows to perform a ritual

up at Simone with a hopeful look, “I want the old you back; that’s why I agreed. Please, give me back my daughter?” She truly

and heartless Simone

something impure? Can’t you even recognize your own daughter?” She found it truly ironic,

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And you can’t accept that you hurt me, causing me to sever ties with

So, you also had doubts and suspicions that Melinda wanted my hair so she could use it against me. Just because I didn’t comply with you and instead confronted you. You convinced yourself that helping me remove the curse was for my own good and you did nothing wrong. Mrs. Gray, am I right?” Salma could discern everything about Mrs.

more fortunate she felt for

to desire such a twisted form of family affection? When Simone

I possibly want to harm

didn’t fully believe

had a slight suspicion that Melinda

powerful, just taking a strand of hair shouldn’t cause

she would learn

if what Melinda said was true, it would be even better

So, she took action.

looked at Salma and said, “Mrs. Gray, we used to be mere acquaintances. But now you’ve crossed my boundaries. If you

temperament, as long as she wasn’t a close and obedient daughter, she would always

a matter of time before she provoked

happened, her

red, embarrassed and

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call her cold and evil? How could anyone say that about their own mother? This daughter always managed to

just fabrications; I don’t

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