No longer a pushover

Chapter 479

Noelle's mood lifted when she saw the look on Xenia's face. It was clear that Xenia was unhappy about her return to the Liddell family, especially now that Frank, Blake, and Lucas were all on her side. However, that was exactly the effect Noelle wanted.

Donovan's expression hardened at Xenia's question.

Before he could respond, Frank said, "Donovan, didn't you say that the family should stay together? We've had our conflicts, but now that Noelle is willing to make peace and Lucas and Blake are fine, can't we all take a step back?"

Xenia was unwilling to give in. "Frank, Noelle agreed to reconcile out of nowhere. Don't you think she has an ulterior motive?"

Xenia couldn't let Noelle return and take her place in the family, no matter what.

Frank snorted. "Noelle is our biological sister, the daughter of the Liddell family. Of course, she would want to reconcile. After all, this is her home."

Blake pointed at Xenia and scolded, "You're just a driver's daughter. Who are you to question this? Do you think you could take Noelle's place in the Liddell family if she didn't come back? Dream on!"

Did Xenia really think Blake couldn't see through her schemes?

Tears gathered in Xenia's eyes. She turned to Donovan.

to replace Noelle. I just feel that since she used to hate the Liddell family, her

parents. She has always been treated like a lady of the family.

has done more than enough for Xenia. Wasn't her father the reason the accident even occurred? What did he ever do for our

"What do you mean

you saying? My father died in that car accident! What does that have to

heart pounded anxiously. Did Blake know her

up to Blake and asked seriously, "What really

have happened if Xenia's

the answer she was

was fine as long as Blake didn't know

pitiful. "Blake, my father was

That

into his car. How was that his

never even hit the brakes and was driving at high speed. Wouldn't he

speechless. She didn't actually know the full details

her father about it before, but he had never told her anything, only that she should be careful not to ask too many