No Remarriage for us Stay Away by Livia Storm

Chapter 351 Why So Ruthless

Chapter 351 Why So Ruthless

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She remembered those days when she was bullied the most. In her dreams, her mother returned, cradling her and promising never to leave again. She had friends at school, and nobody bullied her anymore.

Awakening from her dream, she found herself in the chilling solitude of her bed, enveloped by the pitch- black night. She curled herself up, tears streaming down her face in a silent cry for help.

Dreams like these were most frequent during her primary school years. As she gradually aged, they became increasingly rare.

She couldn't recall the last time she had such a dream, but it had been at least a decade.

Once upon a time, Lenora would find herself wondering where "she" could be now. Did she remarry? Why was she so cruel, never bothering to visit? Had she already found another child to love, leaving her cast aside?

At times, she resented "her" for leaving her behind, while at other moments, she wondered if "her" actions were driven by her difficulties.

Later on, she stopped yearning for a mother and no longer held resentment toward "her." She simply acted as if such a person didn't exist in the world.

After her father's death, she stumbled and fumbled her way through the many years that followed.

In the vastness of the world, Lenora had never imagined that the two of them would meet again.

Fate's design took her by surprise.

It turned out "she" was the second wife of the patriarch of the Hoffman family.

When her father passed away, had "she" seen the news? Did she know she was adopted by the Fuller family?

That day, when "she" had her subordinates take her to the hospital, did she know that the girl she was dealing with was the very daughter "she" had abandoned years ago?

As Lenora recalled the words "she" had spoken at the hospital, a hint of mockery surfaced on her lips.

"She" surely knew about it.

Yet, "she" still forced her to apologize to Donovan, mistakenly believing that Harrietta was her daughter while continuing to use Harrietta as a threat against her.

In "her" eyes, she didn't even compare to Summer.

Lenora couldn't help but laugh.

This was the mother she had yearned for so much during her childhood.

Though she had long ceased to hope, she still found it both tragic and ludicrous that she used to yearn for her mother's warmth as a child.

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wind brushed against her face, causing a tingling

in her

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on both sides. filled with a constant

leaning against the stone railing, her gaze fixed on the sea,

WhatsApp

from Zachary's account, but the tone of the message clearly indicated it was Harrietta. It wrote: Aunt Lenora,

porcelain doll, appeared on his phone screen. Her skin was fair and smooth, with a sheen like

corners of her mouth as if she had just enjoyed

beautiful. Lenora's turbulent emotions instantly calmed down considerably. "Hi,

seeing the pitch-black backdrop behind Lenora as if she were outside, Harrietta curiously asked, "Aunt Lenora, aren't

a full spin and allowing Harrietta a glimpse of her surroundings. Harrietta furrowed her brows, expressing her concern. "Will you

show you

also

Harrietta could finish speaking, a familiar male voice chimed in. "Hattie,

looked up, pouting in dissatisfaction. "I'm

can continue after your

large hand appeared on the screen, lightly touching

bath," Lenora

me," Harrietta said as she put down

Zachary's handsome face appeared in the video, his deep features delivering

Lenora, then

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"I didn't participate"

""What's wrong?"

else had to collect it on

is it?" Zachary

evaded the

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"Your emotions are not conveying the same

me."

tell that she was somewhat

Her eyes flickered,

and I will always have your back." Zachary

brought a significant calm to Lenora's heart. His voice held a certain enchanting quality that, in

do that as long as I have

mood to jest, Zachary let his guard down and chuckled. "So, would you say that your trip to

for a moment,

you coming