Reborn to my engagement night by Baxter Walters

Chapter 72 Confident In Winning Her Over

After being driven out, Jillian’s eyes were rimmed with red.

Unable to hold back any longer, she silently burst into tears.

Hidden in the two teardrops were her grievances, humiliation, and indignation.

Fiona, too, found herself wiping away her tears.

Jillian’s father had made a mistake and was sent to prison to reflect on his actions.

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It was already quite a challenging task for a woman like her to raise two children on her own, providing for their meals and education.

Ironically, the younger one was quite rebellious, always stirring up trouble and getting into fights.

As such, Jillian was the only hope of her family. Fiona had poured her heart and soul into raising her. How did things turn out like this?

She couldn’t help but feel frustrated, wondering why fate would make their life so difficult.

Madelyn hid in the shadows, watching the scene unfold before her, her heart aching with sympathy.

Choosing not to hide anymore, she walked straight up to the two of them, “Jillian, Mrs. Lynch, I have something to tell you both.”

Jillian had already been reduced to tears, so she simply nodded in response.

Following that, Madelyn led the two of them to a café located outside the campus.

After the three of them sat down, Madelyn introduced herself, “Hello, Mrs. Lynch. I’m Jillian’s classmate. My name is Madelyn.”

Fiona nodded, wiping away her tears, and offered a friendly smile. “Hello,” she greeted.

Perhaps due to the belief that one’s appearance reflected their heart, Fiona came across as a very kind- hearted woman, making Madelyn feel completely at ease.

Then, she said, “Mrs. Lynch, you must not blame Jillian for what happened. This incident is the result of someone scheming behind her back. Jillian isn’t the person they’re making her out to be.”

Fiona couldn’t help but seethe with anger. “Why are they framing Jillian? Jillian, who

quickly tried to calm her down by saying, “Mrs. Lynch, please don’t

trouble you. To be honest,

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filled with anxiety and helplessness.

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born, she was raised by my side. How could I possibly not understand her nature?

burden. Naturally, I find it hard to believe that she would do anything disgraceful. But even if we know that someone had framed Jillian, how are we supposed to clear her name? Our family has no connections, let alone money. Jillian’s father and brother are no help at all. When this sort of thing happens, I can only stand by helplessly and watch Jillian suffer from

broke down in tears again. The sight of her wiping away her tears was heart–wrenching

shed tears for anyone else, only for

had been wronged, yet she, as a mother, found herself

“Don’t

cry

comforted her, her own eyes welling

a great deal of

this was simply due to Janessa’s

was driven by envy, unable to bear the sight of others doing better than her, and

Janessa had used every trick in the

mind, Madelyn’s anger only intensified.

Madelyn stepped in to help soothe the emotions of the

too upset. If we show our sadness, wouldn’t we just be giving satisfaction to those who wronged us? Rest assured that I will personally find

couldn’t help but lift her head, taking

aura that set her apart. At first glance, it was clear sh was from a different world than theirs, likely a prominent young lady of some

she carried no airs about her. Her voice was both sweet and polite, and she held a strong sense of justice, always willing to lend a hand.

Jillian has always been introverted since childhood. She’s truly fortunate

the one who’s honored to be friends with

that. “It’s only natural for friends to help each other out. Seeing how well you two get along

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