Rebirth Reclaiming Her Self by Fleur Delacour

Angela wiped away her tears and said, “My sister refuses to eat the food made by the housekeeper. She claims she can’t eat it and only eats the food I prepare. In order to survive, I have to compromise.” Previously, Angela always believed that Fanny was picky because of her excellent cooking skills. Every time they had a meal, Fanny would compliment her cooking skills and express her preference for the dishes she made. Blinded by the compliments, Angela was oblivious to the truth. But now she saw things differently. Fanny was intentionally doing this, treating her like a servant and mocking her behind her back. As Angela anxiously left, several women couldn’t help but sigh.

It’s truly difficult to know a person’s true nature. They never expected the Kinses’ own daughter to live a life worse than a servant. It was truly a tragedy! Although they couldn’t fully comprehend the actions of the Kins Family, they understood the crux of the matter. All of Angela’s misfortunes were caused by Fanny. This adopted daughter, who usually appeared obedient and sensible, had a malicious side that no one could have anticipated. It was truly difficult to know a person’s true nature! The Kinses’ estate was expansive, adorned with various flowers, plants, and a few laurel trees. The fragrance of the flowers wafted through the air, refreshing and delightful. Upon entering the living room, the entire family was gathered together, exchanging gifts and laughing. It was such a harmonious scene that one hesitated to disturb their happiness. Initially, Angela intended to bypass the living room and head to her own room, but she was spotted by Fanny, who had sharp eyes and was walking towards her at that moment. Fanny affectionately took Angela’s hand and smiled joyfully. “Angela, you’re back. We have guests at home today. Dad bought a lot of delicious food to celebrate our discharge from the hospital. Your cooking skills are the best, and I love the dishes you prepare.” Everyone then noticed Angela’s presence. Observing Fanny and Angela getting close, they frowned, and their expressions turned sour. James was the first to approach.

didn’t do it—” Before the conversation could continue, Zacharias interrupted. “It wasn’t her who did it,

bush and withdrew her hand. “I won’t apologize or write a letter of reflection for something I didn’t do.” Everyone present was stunned, and a tall man in a white shirt walked over from behind Samuel. Angela looked up and saw

was as if she had undergone a sudden transformation, no longer paying attention to their words. Angela glanced at Christopher, a hint of mockery flickering in her eyes. She used