Reborn for Revenge or A Second Chance At Vengeance

Chapter 33 Not Treating You Well

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After Mabel was done letting her imagination run wild, she looked at them and said, “Evelyn has had dinner sent over. If you two don’t mind the simple fare, you’re welcome to join.”

“Okay,” Aurelia agreed immediately.

Matthew simply gave a slight nod.

When there was no need to speak, he generally remained silent.

Mabel looked at Matthew and snorted. “You may not talk much to me because of our generation gap, but drop the act when you’re alone with Auri.” I won’t forgive him if he were to scare Auri away.

Matthew was rendered speechless.

He distinctly felt that is grandmother was even more disdainful of him that day. I did nothing wrong since I entered the ward, right?

By the time the two of them left the hospital, an hour had already passed.

It was precisely seven in the evening.

As dusk gently fell, the streetlights along the road all lit up.

After glancing at Xavier’s message on her phone, Aurelia responded by informing him that she would be home soon. Then, she turned to Matthew at her side. “Mr. Quigley, I won’t be returning to Starry Sea Mansion just yet. I need to drop by my mom’s place first.”

The look in Matthew’s eyes was profound as he watched Aurelia, who was calm and composed. Even when she kept Mabel company earlier, Aurelia showed no sign of distress or panic from being wronged or slandered, as if nothing had happened.

He slightly pursed his thin lips.

“Have you seen the trending topics online?” he asked.

Aurelia paused for a moment, figuring Matthew had likely found out about that matter. Therefore, she nodded. “Yes, I’ve seen them, and I know what the Leedon family is planning to do to me. I’ll find a way to resolve it.

Just as Matthew was about to say something else, Aurelia’s phone rang

Aurelia glanced at her phone. Before answering the call, she bid farewell to Matthew. Then, while continuing the phone conversation, she headed toward the parking lot. “Charlie, I just left the hospital. The hospital isn’t far from home, so I’ll be home soon. Yes, don’t worry.”

Matthew’s gaze was profoundly deep as he watched Aurelia’s figure gradually recede into the distance.

a distance, followed by a gentleman in his mid–thirties, who was dressed in a suit

Not

distinguished gentleman also spoke up, saying,

expression was cold and stern. “She just

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considered whether Ms. Shaw would end up being forced into hiding due to the scandal. Our public relations are watertight,

foolish!” Gordon quickly pulled out his phone to search for Aurelia’s number. There are too many haters online nowadays, and

said Matthew in a deep

to Zayne Luther, who was dressed in a suit and

I’ve

arrogant, but for those who

by Quigley Group. He was also the head of the largest law firm in Jacaster,

Aurelia had left with his eyes narrowed. “Await my message at

time.

have members involved in the entertainment industry and have a lot of tricks up their sleeves.” Gordon was surprised. Mr. Quigley must’ve planned to help Ms. Shaw upon learning this matter. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have asked

cast a glance

“We’ll do it

few days since we last saw each. other, so how come your courage has shrunk? Don’t tell me that after experiencing a car accident, it scared you out of your wits

up!” The corner

was standing right in front of him. Zayne, with his insincere smile,

He pulled out a cigarette and

from affecting his grandmother.

What should have been a half- hour journey ended up taking Aurelia forty–five

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she saw three people

simultaneously spoke up and stood

them sat on the couch, each engrossed in their own.

uttering all sorts of unpleasant words about her, they were so infuriated that they wished they could reach out through their phones to confront those nonsense spreaders. What do they know? What right do they have to berate Auri? Where’s

they did. They felt her

lump formed in her throat. She

know everything now. Alas. That Curtis will not end well.

to shed a tear. However, the thought of her daughter being wronged by

don’t cry. I’ve known about these things for a long time. It’s not worth shedding tears over a sc*mbag. I’ve long learned to let

standing