Rebirth Reclaiming Her Self by Fleur Delacour

Chapter 464 More Like Foes

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Angela, with a lazy tone, remarked, “I missed that,” her eyes indifferent, fixed on James, whose chest swelled with anger, fists clenched. His expression hardened–a striking contrast. Amidst the flood of words, a hint of regret lingered.

Impulsive words spilled out, but now, James had other matters to discuss. Did Angela know who pressured Joseph? He needed answers. He sighed heavily, pondering, sinking into his chair. “Angela, I acted impulsively earlier. Let’s talk.”

Angela eyed him suspiciously but took a seat, awaiting his next words. James, somewhat relieved, changed his tone. “If you truly don’t know who’s targeting Joseph, it’s fine. I’ll investigate. But you still need to meet Zacharias.”

His tone softened, conveying helplessness and care, like an older sibling. Believing Angela wouldn’t assist with Joseph, James focused on Zacharias, hoping for reciprocity.

Angela should have reciprocated and helped Zacharias if he had already expressed this much. This way, he wouldn’t have to worry about Zacharias‘ well–being.

Angela found James‘ words amusing. Seeing through the insincerity on his face, she casually inquired, “Joseph? Zacharias? Why have I never heard of them?”

Did he expect her to continue treating Zacharia Kins for free and endure the criticisms from the Kins Family? Dream on!

The Kins Family had long ceased to acknowledge her, but she had been blinded by the obstacles before her. Now that she saw clearly, she no longer cared about the blood ties James brought up.

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couldn’t physically reach Angela. Still, the two individuals standing behind her subtly moved a

the two individuals. After hesitating for a moment,

brothers.” James‘ expression darkened, thinking Angela was upset about the recent conflict between her, Joseph, and Zacharias in Northland. Through gritted teeth, he coldly stated, “What about me?

More Like Foes

with a puzzled expression. Under James‘ gaze, Angela regained her composure and gently drew a line, saying, “Don’t try to flatter yourself. I’ve said it before–I don’t

had conveyed the same message to Joseph as well. However, Joseph was already on his way to the police station, so Angela couldn’t see his expression when

could see his expression. Initially, there was confusion and puzzlement in his eyes, then his facial muscles twitched with emotion, appearing both angry and rigid. But soon, he seemed to realize something. His

a minute passed, Angela grew impatient, feeling she had spent enough time today entertaining

getting up to leave, James suddenly clenched his fist and inquired, “Are you upset that we didn’t kick Fanny out?” Perplexed by his

a culmination of past events. Suddenly, everything became clear to her. Throughout her lives, the

past and

present

family, but fate had been unkind. In this new life, Angela’s sole desire post–rebirth

unbreakable, bound by their shared bloodline. Despite consistent exclusion by the Kins Family, Angela’s time in Riverdon revealed more than mere

dynamic was far from familial; it was adversarial. James found solace in Angela’s denial, as

and couldn’t mistreat her, even if he required Angela’s aid. Despite his relief,

because of Fanny, then why?” he prodded. Angela’s impatience