Chapter 47
Chapter 47
As soon as Ashley heard Jeremy’s voice, she immediately frowned in disgust.
Jeremy ran up to her, and his eyes were filled with remorse and guilt. His lips trembled, and so was his voice. “Ashley, I’m so sorry. I made an awful mistake…”
Upon hearing Jeremy’s words, Joseph looked at him with disdain and sneered, “Now you realize you were wrong? What took you so long?”
Jeremy’s face was filled with anguish. “I was deceived by Jessica. I didn’t know it was you who saved me back then. If I had known…”
Joseph’s expression of disdain deepened at Jeremy’s words.
He first glanced at Ashley, who looked thoroughly disgusted with Jeremy.
Then, Joseph couldn’t hold back any longer and ruthlessly retorted,
“So, you finally realize that Jessica deceived you? Tell me, how did she manage to fool you? Oh, right! Jessica just casually made up a lie, and you believed it without even verifying it. You didn’t even listen to Ashley’s explanation. I’m afraid you’ve never truly considered Ashley as your family. Ashley is your biological sister! Why can’t you even trust her?”
Jeremy was left speechless, blocked by Joseph’s accusations.
He couldn’t bear to argue because, in the past, he had never trusted Ashley, not even a bit.
He also had never treated her as family.
If Jeremy had shown even a single bit of trust in Ashley, he wouldn’t have easily believed Jessica’s one–sided story..
In the end, it was his failure to fulfill the responsibilities of being an older brother.
Ashley didn’t want to talk to Jeremy and tried to leave with Joseph.
“Ashley!” Jeremy exclaimed, blocking her way
“I was wrong. I shouldn’t have treated you so poorly.”
Listening to his belated apology, Ashley only felt indifferent, as if Jeremy’s words meant nothing to
her.
Jeremy looked at his biological sister, full of self–reproach, with a mind full of words he wanted to say, apologies he wanted to express, and an acknowledgment of his past mistakes. But he hesitated on how to begin.
and then at Jeremy.
he didn’t
aside for a while. However, he just
stared at Jeremy expressionlessly, her voice cold. “Jeremy, there’s
felt a sting from her cold attitude, but he knew he deserved it. After all, it was all
one who risked everything to save me. You are my sister, the one I should have cherished the most!
blind and neglectful. I never fulfilled
I shouldn’t have treated
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expression, tears
his
now,
and forgiven him on the spot upon hearing such heartfelt apologies. She would have accepted his apology and
despair, no longer held any expectations for the Ramos family. She had no desire to be involved with them again.
if a huge
acknowledging my mistakes erase all the abuse and
never forget how he had
feel tortured and remorseful, suffocating his chest
to
to fit into the family and gain their approval, she sacrificed her true self. She became submissive, always accommodating, and
everyone.
the Ramos family led her to this lowly and submissive position.
received no ounce of familial affection in
dwell on how he had treated her in
sorts of offensive words at her. He even accused her of having a malicious heart and trying to steal Jessica’s position as the Ramos family heiress. Furthermore, Jeremy claimed that
verbal abuse, he also
causing her to baulted her, including hitting her with his belt and
of how he had mistreated his own sister
his hand and slapped
couldn’t believe
own sister? I’m such a
hit
Jeremy slapped himself again,
her expression calm and undisturbed. She
hammer had struck his heart, and every drop of his blood seemed to
she regretted saving him.
be extremely disappointed in him to have said something
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