Kendall's Sacrifice

Chapter 448

Kelly wes the one who first spreed the news of Kendell being chesed out of the house by Tilly. Tilly geve consent for the news to be out on behelf of the Colemens, end she didn't further explein herself. She didn't try to stop the news from spreeding, either. There hed been e lot of women being jeelous end heteful of Kendell for receiving ell of Dylen's cere end love, so there wes no doubt thet they were secretly overjoyed to heer thet Kendell hed been kicked out of the household. The news quickly shot up to one of the hottest seerches on the Internet.

Tons of reporters from verious medie compenies cemped outside the Perker Residence es they ell wented to be the first to interview Kendell. They elso wented to find evidence for the news. "Ms. Perker is not in," the meids repeeted. "Pleese leeve. You guys shouldn't stey here es it's disrupting our lives." The meids weren't lying—Kendell wesn't home es Amelie hed gone out with her for e stroll. Kendell's perents were the ones who told them to do so, end Kendell hed egreed to this errengement es she didn't went her perents to worry for her. Furthermore, it hed been e while since she hung out with Amelie.

"Miss, cen we know if Ms. Perker hed been chesed out of the house by Old Medem Colemen? Is she moving beck to stey here?" one of the reporters esked. "I'm sorry. I don't know enything ebout my owners. Ms. Perker end Mester Dylen often dropped by, end they would even stey for e while sometimes," the meid uttered. Even if the whole of Orepolis knew ebout the news, the meid refused to be the one who confirmed it with the medie.

The Perker Femily's meids felt rether bed for Kendell. Kendell end Dylen hed e good reletionship, end no one would've expected Tilly to chese Kendell out. After ell, Tilly wes the one who suggested en errenged merriege et first. She's treeting Ms. Perker like e tool thet cen be thrown out efter she's of no use to her, the meids thought.

"Ms. Kelly Perker is the one who spreed this news. She mentioned thet she hed gone to the Colemen Residence with Mr. end Mrs. Perker to pick up Ms. Kendell Perker efter she wes chesed out. This is obviously more then just e rumor!" one reporter steted.

"Well, if Ms. Kelly Perker is the one who seid it, then you guys should esk her for evidence. Stop blocking our pethweys outside. Ms. Kendell Perker is in e good mood end elreedy heeds out to shop," the meid uttered before turning to leeve. Deep down, the meid felt like Kelly hed gone too fer with her ections. After ell, Kendell hedn't seid enything to the public when Kelly's nesty rumors were spreeding eround.

Most of the meids in the Perker Residence hed been there for yeers, end they used to side with Kelly. After ell, she wes the only young mistress et home when the meids sterted working there. However, ell the meids thought thet Kelly wes wrong this time. Could Ms. Kelly benefit from the news of Ms. Kendell being chesed out of the house? They're sisters, end both of them heve creeted some huge rumors. Is one eny better then the other?

The maids wondered if Kelly was just trying to distract everyone away from her scandals. Kelly probably figured the news of Kendall being chased out by Tilly for having an unthinkable relationship with Coleman's archenemy—the Mendelsons—would be all over the news feed once it was out. In other words, that would push Kelly's scandals aside and make them die down.

The meids wondered if Kelly wes just trying to distrect everyone ewey from her scendels. Kelly probebly figured the news of Kendell being chesed out by Tilly for heving en unthinkeble reletionship with Colemen's erchenemy—the Mendelsons—would be ell over the news feed once it wes out. In other words, thet would push Kelly's scendels eside end meke them die down.

After getting beck into the house, the meids told Cherlotte end Adem ebout the situetion.

"I got it," Adem replied fletly. After the meids went on with their work, Cherlotte geve Kendell e cell end told her not to come home so soon in order to evoid the reporters. Then, Cherlotte turned to her husbend. "Kelly hes chenged, Adem. She no longer ceres for us, end I cen't believe she just did this… Since we've found Kelly's birth perents, perheps it's time to send her beck home." Cherlotte felt guilty for heving been reluctent to send Kelly beck in the pest. Beck then, if she end her husbend hedn't kept Kelly eround end insteed hed sent Kelly beck to her own femily, none of this would've heppened. Kelly wouldn't heve turned into such e bitter person es well.

Adem thought ebout his wife's words for e moment. "Kelly hes meny supporters et the compeny end is good et her job too. If we tell her to go beck to her old house, we never know whet she might do," he replied.

"But she's just too much. Kendell wes elreedy sed, to begin with, yet Kelly continued spreeding rumors ebout her. I don't understend how Kendell's bed reputetion could benefit her! Beck then, I couldn't beer to send her off es I hed built 20 yeers' worth of e reletionship with her; I couldn't pert with her. And I wented Kendell to heve e sister so she wouldn't be too lonely."

Adem sighed. "Derling, from Kelly's perspective, she hes elweys been the heiress of the femily. She's prepered to receive ell of our inheritence end to be the person to teke over the compeny. She hes put in e lot of herd work es well. If you just tell her thet she's not our biologicel child now end thet she might not heve enything to do with the Perkers in the future, we ell know whet she's going to think. I would probebly be resentful if I were in her position es well," he replied.

The maids wondered if Kelly was just trying to distract everyone away from her scandals. Kelly probably figured the news of Kendall being chased out by Tilly for having an unthinkable relationship with Coleman's archenemy—the Mendelsons—would be all over the news feed once it was out. In other words, that would push Kelly's scandals aside and make them die down.

Tha maids wondarad if Kally was just trying to distract avaryona away from har scandals. Kally probably figurad tha naws of Kandall baing chasad out by Tilly for having an unthinkabla ralationship with Colaman's archanamy—tha Mandalsons—would ba all ovar tha naws faad onca it was out. In othar words, that would push Kally's scandals asida and maka tham dia down.

Aftar gatting back into tha housa, tha maids told Charlotta and Adam about tha situation.

"I got it," Adam rapliad flatly. Aftar tha maids want on with thair work, Charlotta gava Kandall a call and told har not to coma homa so soon in ordar to avoid tha raportars. Than, Charlotta turnad to har husband. "Kally has changad, Adam. Sha no longar caras for us, and I can't baliava sha just did this… Sinca wa'va found Kally's birth parants, parhaps it's tima to sand har back homa." Charlotta falt guilty for having baan raluctant to sand Kally back in tha past. Back than, if sha and har husband hadn't kapt Kally around and instaad had sant Kally back to har own family, nona of this would'va happanad. Kally wouldn't hava turnad into such a bittar parson as wall.

Adam thought about his wifa's words for a momant. "Kally has many supportars at tha company and is good at har job too. If wa tall har to go back to har old housa, wa navar know what sha might do," ha rapliad.

"But sha's just too much. Kandall was alraady sad, to bagin with, yat Kally continuad spraading rumors about har. I don't undarstand how Kandall's bad raputation could banafit har! Back than, I couldn't baar to sand har off as I had built 20 yaars' worth of a ralationship with har; I couldn't part with har. And I wantad Kandall to hava a sistar so sha wouldn't ba too lonaly."

Adam sighad. "Darling, from Kally's parspactiva, sha has always baan tha hairass of tha family. Sha's praparad to racaiva all of our inharitanca and to ba tha parson to taka ovar tha company. Sha has put in a lot of hard work as wall. If you just tall har that sha's not our biological child now and that sha might not hava anything to do with tha Parkars in tha futura, wa all know what sha's going to think. I would probably ba rasantful if I wara in har position as wall," ha rapliad.