Rebirth Reclaiming Her Self by Fleur Delacour

Chapter 30 What Are You Looking At?

Chapter 30 What Are You Looking At?

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Donald and Hecate arrived home one after the other. They were aware that Angela was going to cook medicinal food, but since she didn’t want to elaborate, they didn’t inquire further and quickly changed the subject.

Noticing that Emilia didn’t bring up the matter again, Angela felt relieved and somewhat surprised.

In her memory, Emilia was a person who was petty and mean.

When she was ten years old, she came to Donald’s house to play with her cousin Queenie. Queenie gave her half of an apple to share, but when she turned around, she saw Emilia, whom she had just met, frowning and staring at her.

Later, she heard from the neighbors‘ gossip about Grandma’s opinion of her-

“An unwanted child with no manners, just coming to her daughter’s house to freeload. She’s nothing but a glutton who gets greedy at the sight of an apple.”

The adults openly mocked her, traumatizing Angela because she was just a child.

Fortunately, Emilia returned to her hometown shortly after, and Angela gradually began to enjoy visiting Donald’s place.

Now, Angela was no longer the child who could only be ridiculed by others, but the house hadn’t been renovated yet, so she had to stay at Donald’s house for the time being. She didn’t want any conflicts with Grandma that would create an uncomfortable atmosphere at home. As long as Emilia didn’t cause trouble, Angela was content to be at ease.

There were no classes the next morning, so after studying at home for a while, she went to the market and selected a plump and delicious sea bass. She asked the vendor to clean it and brought it home to make sea bass soup with lily and cinnamon–vine.

When she opened the plastic jar where she had stored the dried lilies yesterday, she was taken aback. She didn’t know if it was her imagination, but she felt that there were fewer dried lilies in the jar than when she put them in yesterday.

dried cinnamon–vine and the box of wolfberries, she realized something was amiss. Each of them had less. She did mention to her family that she could use these ingredients for

gone to work, and Emilia had gone to the park to exercise with the other ladies. She could only set this matter

and cinnamon–vine was ready. Angela didn’t know how much food Jonathan could eat, so she

address. It turned out to be in a residential area near the

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Angela realized belatedly that Jonathan’s place was actually very close to her grandmother’s house, just around the corner. Behind her grandmother’s house was a villa area guarded by security personnel at the entrance. It was no

a decade

presence of security guards, Angela called Sebastian, who quickly arrived and brought her inside. It was a beautiful autumn day, with blue skies and white clouds. The villa area was filled with blooming flowers, and

while, Sebastian stopped and pointed to a villa in

up and saw a standalone villa that seemed out of place. Not to mention the simple exterior design of the villa; even the small garden outside was

Jonathan’s

still in a daze, Sebastian had already unlocked the door and greeted her with a smile,

Sebastian,” she replied, following him. Even though she didn’t intend to explore, she couldn’t

house was excessively monotonous. Every empty space was devoid of any decoration, and even the dining table only had one

Angela could hear the echo of her footsteps as she walked through the empty villa. It was beyond minimalistic. If someone didn’t know any better, they would assume that the renovation had just begun and no one had moved in

Angela didn’t feel too overwhelmed. However, when Sebastian entered the room to inform Jonathan, she was left standing outside alone. A sudden wave of loneliness washed

the door again and said with

saw Jonathan’s handsome face, which made her inexplicably nervous. She raised the lunchbox in her hand and greeted obediently, “Jonathan.” She had come to deliver medicinal meals

slightly in