Revenge is best served cold

Chapter 121 You're the Only Sister I Have For the past week, Levi and I had been living in the studio, almost submerged in work.

Although we hadn't fully settled into a routine yet, the scattered tasks kept us too busy to take a break.

The only time we could truly unwind was when we went home at night. Of course, that was if I ignored the constant bickering between Levi and Eric.

During this time, Mom called, asking me to come home for dinner. I used work as an excuse to avoid it.

There was no other reason—I simply didn't want to go. Mom had mentioned that members of the Cornell family would also be there.

In the past, I was just a tool for the Cornell family's marriage alliance. Now, with LunaGlo, it seemed my status had been upgraded, and they wouldn't let go so easily.

Unfortunately, Jack didn't seem to share my desire to avoid the situation.

After a long day in the studio with Levi, we finally wrapped up the designer selection. When I opened the door to the studio, I was greeted by Jack standing sternly in the doorway. Behind him stood Elsa, looking as innocent as ever.

When I saw them, I didn't say a word but simply observed.

the first to speak, clearly unable to hold

sidestepped

being so stubborn? Jeremiah and Mrs. Cornell are there. It's an important occasion.

It seemed the Cornells

a big deal out of it, it would make me look petty if I didn't go.

turned back to Levi, who looked concerned. "You

Levi hesitated. "Jane, you..."

reassuringly.

downstairs and got into the car. Inside the car,

something." Elsa tugged at Jack's sleeve. "Stop it, Jack. I think Jane just

she looked at me with concern. "Jane, I know you're mad at me, which is why you're acting like this toward the Cornell family. Please don't be upset.

on? You say move on like it's that simple. You think you're

instantly filled with tears, and her voice trembled with hurt. She subtly leaned toward

at you, insisting on getting a divorce and starting a business, making

driver in the front. seat, he quickly lowered it. "If Mom and Dad weren't always protecting you, would've taught you a