No longer a pushover

Chapter 198

When Noelle saw the house she had lived in for so many years, a mix of emotions surged through her. It was the first time she had returned since moving out.

The car pulled up outside the Liddell residence. Cedric glanced at her and asked, "Do you want me to come with you?"

"No, I'll handle it myself. If anything happens, I'll call you," Noelle said, feeling calmer with him nearby.

She got out of the car and walked straight to the door. When she entered the access password, it came back as incorrect.

A mocking smile played on her lips. She rang the doorbell and soon saw Gordon walking out.

"When did the password get changed?" she asked with a sarcastic smile.

Standing by the door, Gordon responded indifferently, "Ms. Liddell, Mr. Donovan has instructed that you are not to step foot into the Liddell house without his permission. The password was changed to Ms. Quigley's birthday."

Noelle recalled the mishap with the stationary during her exam-it was probably Gordon's doing.

In her previous life, he had always sided with Xenia, bad-mouthing her in front of her brothers.

Noelle stepped forward and kicked the door open. "My parents bought this house. I can come back whenever I want. You're just a servant-know your place!" Her tone was cold.

glance,

aback by Noelle's sudden change in demeanor. He quickly followed, trying to stop her. "Ms. Liddell, I'm

living room, Frank happened to come

said, his face lighting up with joy. "Why don't you stay for dinner? I'll have the kitchen prepare something special

thanks. Where's my acceptance letter?" Noelle's expression was cold, devoid

"It's in the

he led her to her old

moved back to her own room too. Take a look. If there's anything you're not happy with, I'll have

en

glanced at the room, her

not

this house, they left

always be

turned and headed to

She was no longer the person who could be swayed by small gestures

letter. "Congratulations, Noelle. You've been accepted to Yole University. Mom and Dad would be

shot back. "Don't bring up Mom and Dad like that. It only makes me sick." She glanced at the letter,

gave you the right to open my mail?" she