Kiss My Revenge The Heiress Strikes Back

Chapter 50

The Hawke family owed Miranda, and she intended to collect every bit of it. But she wasn't in a hurry. To make them truly pay for their wrongdoings, she needed solid proof. And the punishment she envisioned for them went beyond legal repercussions.

The Hawkes had always protected Arabella because she seemed so sweet, polite, and kind. Born into privilege, she was the quintessential debutante, admired and adored by everyone around her. With four sons in the family, the Hawkes naturally doted on Arabella.

But what if the sweet, kind, and well-behaved princess they believed her to be was a facade? What if the truth about Arabella not only harmed the Hawke family's interests but also embarrassed them?

Miranda was curious to see how Arabella's standing within the family might change. Would they continue to shower her with the same affection?

Miranda accompanied Lavinia to the back of the venue. At that moment, Mr. Ashcroft was exchanging pleasantries with Anna.

"Mom, Miranda's here," Lavinia announced with a smile, leading Miranda over.

Anna's face lit up with a warm smile as soon as she saw Miranda. "Miranda, dear," she looked amiable. "Come closer and let me have a look at you."

Anna looked vibrant and radiant, a stark contrast to when Miranda had last seen her. Back then, Miranda was just the doctor, the lifesaver to her. But now, there was

to move,

sat still. The Lancaster family members around them suppressed their laughter. At home, Mrs. Anna Lancaster was

Miranda's command, she remained as still as

mouth.

waiting until Miranda's further consultant was over. Ever since her impressive first visit to the Lancaster family, they had learned to keep quiet

observed with

recovering well, but you've been overdoing it a bit. Try to cut

telling you to follow Miranda's advice and take it easy. But no, you have to go

Lancaster looked a bit sheepish at her words, like a student caught

calm, "Miranda, why do you give her a full check-up and I just got a single

having a further consultant and the elderly man having not even received any words of concern. He felt displeased. Mrs. Anna Lancaster glanced at Mr. Ashcroft, amused