Rebirth vs. Rebirth: Tragedy to Triumph

Chapter 48 Equality!

The lions at the entrance were carved from white jade, and the mahogany mansion gate had a fingerprint

lock installed.

Upon entering the gate, the courtyard gives the impression of a grand palace once occupied by kings and nobles. The courtyard has three tiers and three small gardens leading up to the main hall.

Passing through the last door, several renowned trees were growing in the middle of the courtyard. These trees exude an ancient and elegant aura.

The interior had a combination of traditional Chinese architecture with a modern style. The main hall had impressive rosewood furniture.

There was a large painting in the hallway. It was created by a famous painter from ancient times and is the only one of its kind in the world.

There was a plaque on the painting with prominent characters written on it: Equality.

From the outside, the Frost family may seem low–key and ordinary, but once you’re here, you can feel their hidden strength and power. It’s important to be careful when visiting.

Two servants came over to serve tea and nodded respectfully.

Violeta asked, “Where are Mr. and Mrs. Frost?”

Hayden’s mom, a painter, went out to get inspired today.

Mrs. Frost and Irene were good friends who shared a passion for the arts. Whenever they met for tea, they had plenty to talk about. Irene often gave Mrs. Frost free vouchers as a gesture of friendship.

She handed the gift to the servants, who received it with both hands and left.

Even the carefree Zoren always restrained himself whenever he visited the Frost family.

Zoren sipped tea and asked Violeta, “Vio, how do you like this place?”

Although the White family’s mansion is considered luxurious, there is a difference between businesspeople and politicians.

The Frost family is known for being reserved, and their home is always neat and clean. However, their home is not as extravagant as the White family’s.

This place has a profound and formal atmosphere that makes it feel like one needs to wear proper attire to fit in.

Violeta grinned and playfully gazed at Hayden. “It seems like we should start calling him Young Master from now on.”

Hayden lowered his gaze and replied, “There’s no need for that.”

“Let’s take a look around.

Hayden found that there wasn’t much to do at their home, so he decided to get another place in Liberty

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Due to his strict upbringing, Liberty Grove is equipped with many smart home devices.

Violeta walked into his room and found it neat, spacious,

maintained the green plants in the

were large trees, no leaves were found underneath

birds in bird cages

you still keep birds, Hayden?”

the servants served them snacks to

that one of the birds seemed to be worth a lot of money

part of Hayden’s vast collection of birds. He even

for a small parrot. He later progressed to working with eagles and even applied for a breeding certificate

own eagles privately, and given Hayden’s background, it is doubtful that he

law.

that nobles enjoyed playing with birds. It’s unclear how this hobby was passed down to Hayden since his parents didn’t share the same

whistled and said, “Amarillo, sing a

“Fool! Fool! Fool!”

feathers in the birdcage began to

a dish! I haven’t seen you for

reaching out his hand, the

this scene with admiration.

bird is so well–behaved

upon hearing Violeta’s comment. “Reach out your

you.”

of Hayden’s shoulder, the yellow parrot flew onto Violeta White’s hand. She was thrilled and gently touched its feathers. “It’s so beautiful! Hayden,

Can you teach me?”

of the bag and stared

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requires time and patience.”

take you to see

and said, “That sounds

and looked at it intently. Meanwhile, Hayden watched Violeta’s smile with a

he would quickly call them back, even if he showed them to others. But now, Hayden is more than willing to let Amarillo stay in Violeta’s hands for a longer time. He will put it back in the cage after she gets tired of playing with

the purple bird in the cage and asked,

a violet–chested hummingbird. I named it Hibiscus.”

Amarillo back

placed

Beautiful girl!”

out twice. Each bird had a different

“Lalala! Lalala!”

hoarse–voiced bird was also

but its voice was

ears and said, “Oh my gosh! Please

mind. She laughed and

despite the attempts to stop it. Its singing was off–key and could be heard.

“Good luck! Prosperity!”

gosh! Oh my