Reborn for Revenge or A Second Chance At Vengeance

Chapter 189 What Matters Is Your Intention

“I had fun, just that I got a bit tanned,” Aurelia responded with a radiant smile.

When she was in Kenfort, she didn’t notice anything amiss. However, she only realized she had gotten a tan after the plane landed and went to the airport restroom. She didn’t apply any

sunscreen.

“It’s not that bad, Auri. You’ve always been fair, so you still look fairer than most, even when tanned.” Mabel always found comfort in observing Aurelia.

I visited a long–time friend’s house the past few days and saw several of their daughters–in–law. I realize none of them could compare to Auri. Just by looks alone, Auri wins by a long run.

“Matthew, what do you think?” Mabel asked, turning to Matthew who had been silent for quite a while.

This grandson of mine has many good qualities, but his temperament isn’t particularly endearing. Just look at him brooding like that. I won’t let him off the hook if he scares Auri off.

Matthew’s dark eyes swept over Aurelia, taking in her fair and delicate skin. He agreed with his grandmother’s statement, saying, “Grandma’s right.”

Aurelia wasn’t particularly bothered about how tan she got. After all, having sun–kissed skin after a trip to the coastal city was proof that she enjoyed herself.

got some local specialties for you, Grandma. I’ll go get them,” Aurelia suddenly remembered the local specialties she brought.

During her first outing, she believed that the best way to show her real feelings was through the local specialties.

Mabel felt her heart warmed. “Auri is always so considerate of me, even when she’s out having fun.”

She had seen various local specialties, but what mattered most to her was Auri’s thoughtfulness.

With those thoughts, she shot another glare at her disagreeable grandson. “How many places have you been to, and have you ever brought me back any local specialties? Learn from Auri.”

The corner of Matthew’s mouth twitched from how baffled he was by his grandmother’s sudden scolding.

Is there anything Grandma doesn’t have? She’s probably tired of eating all the local specialties and doesn’t like the specialties from abroad.

valuable lesson–often, the material things

and Aurelia

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After changing his clothes, Matthew went straight

car to meet

must’ve been heavy to carry all these back.” Phyllis‘ first thought. was their weight upon seeing the

around by car, so once I reached the airport,

day, Herbert was still in class and staying

work recently and hadn’t returned home for the

roles, each with an increasing amount of screen time. He practically lived on the filming set, so no one got to see

the only one at home. “Mom, I’ll be moving into my new place in three months. Once it’s all set up and furnished, we can cancel the lease on

right, we’ll do as

say.”

the way, Mom, there’s something I’ve been wanting to discuss with you. I’m planning to set up a shop selling antiques and antique paintings. I’ll be dealing with the live streaming, so will you help me to

not been for her family background and encounter with Aurelia’s adoptive father, she certainly would’ve had a different and potentially brighter future.

I

hesitant. “Are you sure I can do it? Over the years, I’ve either been farming in the countryside or working as a cleaner in the city. At my

you are. You can do it, Mom! Besides, we can do other things as well. Your cooking skills are great,

eyes welled up with tears as she listened to the future Aurelia drew.

as if she

have all grown up, so I can finally start

right. I’ll give it a

what happened to the Leedon family. Luna had a car accident and is still in the hospital. They want you to take care

Matters

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to shirk their responsibilities by coming to me? If they had treated me as part of the family from the start and didn’t do what they did, I would’ve done everything possible to care for Luna. But now, they’re deluding

they

residence?” Phyllis

didn’t disclose what exactly had transpired, she could sense that Aurelia had experienced something