Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

Chapter 30

Bullying her brought no repercussions, as she wouldn’t report to a soul.

Even if she did, it would be pointless. The bad kid had been dumped at the orphanage as a baby, raised by the staff through every messy diaper and tantrum, and they had a soft spot for him.

Every kid there longed for adoption, seeing prospective parents as saviors come to rescue

them.

But saviors were few and far between.

Once, a couple came to adopt and picked the pretty and sweet Leanne from a photograph. They were gentle and kind, their touch warm when they held her hand.

Leanne thought she was about to be saved.

But after spending a day at the orphanage, they fancied another girl, bubbly, and sweet-talking, and took her home instead.

Shy kids rarely won over adults.

Leanne stayed in the orphanage until she was 12.

A journalist once interviewed her and published her parents’ heroic sacrifice. People praised her father’s bravery and argued that the Richardson family owed him and should adopt his orphaned daughter. The Richardson family was pushed into the spotlight.

But for a family as powerful as the Richardson family, such small public opinion barely caused a ripple. In those days before the internet’s dominance, the Richardson family could bury any scandal effortlessly with its influence.

Leanne ended up with the Richardson family all because of Mary-Curtis’ grandmother’s

insistence.

Jennifer had no desire to take

to charm the elders. Jennifer found her too squishy, only providing for her education and basic

cut her hair when it grew too long. Sarah was kind but lacked

to tease her, “Who did your hair? Looks like a bowl!”

then on, Devin and his crew mockingly called her “Bowl Head.” Leanne had no fondness for them, either.

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of their

same

the golden boy, doted on and adored, with

strained every sinew only

wealthy backgrounds and doting parents, could stir things up and have someone fix it

Selina complained, “I

ignored her,

you marry Curtis anyway? He doesn’t love you, and

stride as she said, “Gossip won’t heal your wounds.

was in a tense

Assistant Caleb to every employee, backs were stiff, fearing the slightest mistake that might

tongue sharper than bitter aloes, a few words from him could send someone crying to the

said with a poker face, “Missing a zero isn’t the end of the world. We can

Flora lamented to Caleb, “Don’t you think the

a cautionary