Reborn for Revenge or A Second Chance At Vengeance

Chapter 127 You Are My Dear Second Brother

Realizing they had likely made a mistake, the Leedon trio paled.

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After driving the car away for a while, unable to contain himself any longer, Benjamin pulled over and stopped the car at the side of the road. “Dad, if it isn’t Jeremy, then we’ve basically ended up offending the Gardner family again!”

Gideon’s expression was grim. “If it’s not Jeremy, then who else could it be?”

“Perhaps we misunderstood Aurelia. Maybe Aurelia didn’t do anything?” Luna pondered all possibilities.

Throughout the entire ordeal, no matter how much they interrogated Aurelia, she never admitted anything.

They simply didn’t believe her.

“There must be someone backing her. Otherwise, how could she have joined Old Mr. Gardner’s team?” Benjamin always looked down on Aurelia.

To him, she was a woman with no particular skills, whose only asset was a face that could attract a second glance from men. Yet, that woman managed to join a team that many people in Jacaster aspired to be part of. Hence, he refused to believe she was invited into the team due to her own capabilities.

“She’s become distant from us now, and whenever she sees us, she just wants to leave. No matter how much we question her, she never tells the truth. We can only confront her with the evidence.” Luna was intently looking at the photo on her phone. It must be Jeremy. Only he makes sense.

“Have your older brother take the photo and ask Xavier,” Gideon told Benjamin.

After some thought, Benjamin responded, “All right.”

Meanwhile, Aurelia had already changed her clothes and descended from the upstairs.

She had made plans with Nancy.

Matthew also had an appointment, but he was waiting for her to leave together..

“Jeremy mentioned that he had already sent them away,” said Matthew.

Aurelia nodded. “They probably won’t let the matter rest easily. If Mr. Gardner’s fiancée has misunderstandings, I can explain. Could you relay this to Mr. Gardner for me?”

“They don’t deserve to be your family,” Matthew stated with absolute certainty.

any

others in the Leedon family. You have a keen eye for appraising a pretentious b*tch. As such, I know that in our future life together, where we keep a courteous distance, there won’t be such chaos. This is

us. Your family members may have their flaws, but compared to some of

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well in the future. Otherwise, when all the predators lurking behind you scare me, I’ll run away faster than

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besides Mabel, Mabel herself never mentioned anyone else from the

indicated the others were either not worth mentioning or they were on a

his dark eyes

When he returned, he was carrying two large bags of items he bought for his

to play basketball, but he didn’t have a decent pair of shoes for the sport. Charlie had recently played the role of a supporting

was to improve

bought stuff for

when I came home. Why is there so much food today?

suddenly witnessed such high–level treatment, his eyes

laden with all his mother’s signature dishes. Even though her children had been eating them. since childhood, they had never grown tired of them. The food at the restaurants simply couldn’t compare to their mother’s

set was, in his view, merely a

so often, he would long to return home for a meal cooked

and didn’t hear Charlie’s

his room, clutching a book, his face cold

Charlie was somewhat dumbfounded. What guests could we have? We haven’t been in Jacaster for long and don’t have any relatives here. As for our own friends, we

somewhat strained as he glanced toward

name

Melanie realized her mistake,” Herbert

She must be up to something since she’s not the type to show up for no reason. Charlie frowned deeply and said, “Mom couldn’t have

as he gazed at the table full of dishes, his brows furrowed even more. “Seems like she does. Fine. let’s see what game Melanie’s trying to play.” Does she really think she

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her makes me

distaste.

their mother was too

of her character. Thus, her sudden shift in demeanor