No longer a pushover

Chapter 455

Noelle found it laughable to think giving Xenia Hopeful Hearts Foundation was meant to serve as her lesson.

She sneered, "You could've compensated Xenia in so many ways, but you gave her Hopeful Hearts Foundation on purpose. That was created by Mom and Dad; what gives you the right to give it to an outsider?"

"Because Sean died saving our parents. She's been well-behaved all these years and suffered enough. Such compensation is only fair."

"How are you so sure Sean did die saving them?" Noelle scoffed.

"Of course, I'm sure. I've investigated countless times. You're just trying to avoid owning that debt, and that's why you keep doubting the truth. Haven't you had enough, Noelle?"

Hearing Noelle's angry voice improved Donovan's mood. She'd acted smug and indifferent for so long, forcing the Liddell family into chaos.

Lucas' gaming team investment had gone up in flames, and they were now facing huge financial losses. If Blake was blacklisted from the entertainment industry, that would mean worse compensation.

Donovan would never allow the business empire he'd built over the years to suffer any further, and he knew Noelle was concerned about the foundation.

"So

purpose, so what? You've severed ties with the Liddells, and everything we own has

he couldn't control Noelle. Then, he continued, "If you keep causing trouble and insist on suing Blake, I'll transfer everything Mom and

you?" Noelle

Had Donovan gone insane?

you don't care about the Liddell family's interests? You walked away from the Liddells, so Xenia is now our parents' daughter

was meant for me! You have no

was exactly what'd happened in her past life, and

they passed. It's useless even if you sue." Donovan added, "Did you think leaving the Liddell

Then, he hung up.

phone as her hands shook with rage. She'd underestimated just how shameless

Xenia continued thriving in the Liddell family, the mastermind behind the car accident would never reveal

a plan. She wouldn't allow Xenia to steal what her parents had left her, and

the lecture hall, fuming. Her mind was