Her Rebirth of Retribution

Chapter 160 Stay Out Of My Sight

Seeing how his youngest daughter was being judged made him mad, but he couldn't just sit there and do nothing. He grabbed Quincy's hand and said, "Come on, let's go!"

Seeing how lost Quincy had become and knowing that her reputation was thoroughly ruined, Yelena could no longer contain her anger. She pointed at Calista and unleashed a torrent of curses. "You're nothing but an ingrate! All these years, I've raised you and given you everything you need, and this is how you treat your sister? How can you be so cruel? Why can't you give this to her since it's just a semi-finished product? Is it because you can't stand to see her do well? Are you jealous because she found a good mentor? Now look at what you've done! You've ruined Quincy for the sake of one exam! Are you happy now?"

"That's enough! Quit making a scene. Haven't you embarrassed yourself enough?" Benedict raised his voice, his expression stern.

If it were any other matter, Yelena might have swallowed her pride and let it slide, but when it came to her precious daughter, she couldn't simply stand by and do nothing. "Benedict, you coward! Are you just going to stand there and let Calista bully Quincy? Calista is your daughter, but so is Quincy! Calista's action clearly showed she doesn't consider us as family. Had she not exposed the truth, Quincy would have remembered her kindness when she became successful. Why must she expose Quincy while she continues her research? They could have simply announced to the world that it was a collaborative effort once the work was finished and launched, but Calista's self-centeredness knows no bounds. She's so desperate for fame that she wouldn't hesitate to trample on Quincy! A daughter like her will never respect you in the future!"

Yelena's lengthy speech carried both logical points and an absurdly amusing tone. It seemed as though she was implying that Calista might eventually turn against Benedict simply because she wasn't siding with Quincy.

Barry couldn't tolerate their bickering any longer. Before Yelena could continue, he intervened, his plump face assuming a stern expression. "Madam, let's make things clear. Regardless of how you've raised your child, the school will undoubtedly take disciplinary action against dishonest behavior! Moreover, Calista's examination holds immense significance. Being the first eighteen-year-old to skip several grades and directly enroll in a combined master's and doctoral program, this is her one and only chance. If she fails, she won't get another opportunity."

Quincy's intellectual property. In the future, her tutor would assist her in completing the research, and the school would apply for a patent on her behalf. At that point, unless Calista generously hands over the finished product to Quincy, allowing Quincy to take all the credit, any further research she conducts would be considered a

but wasn't entirely accurate, yet his words were enough to

over a finished product to someone who tried stealing it, giving them a chance to taste fame? No one would be foolish enough to take this loss and risk being labeled as someone who steals her sister's work! Moreover, Yelena's remarks were absurd.

knew how absurd Yelena's behavior was.

indifferent. While others might think Yelena had lost her mind to make such absurd remarks, Calista knew from previous life that it was exactly what Yelena intended. Yelena

Yelena had lost her sanity, completely impervious to reason. She wished she could tear Calista apart, especially after seeing how Quincy sobbed, head hung low in distress. "What's wrong with what I said Of I hadn't taken such good care of Calista, she would have gone astray long ago! She owes her achievements to me! Yet she completely destroyed Quincy just

help but smirk. "Mrs. Stafford, do you really want to embarrass yourself in front of all these

Yelena's face turned ashen.

of exposing her research with the intention of taking Quincy

her intentions, Yelena suddenly strode toward Calista as if she were poised to

eyes were