Shining Bright After Rebirth

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"Is there even one decent person in the Marsh family? Just get lost!"

Diana's fury reached a boiling point.

Gale, equally furious, turned on his heel and stormed toward the door.

But as he reached it, he heard the sound of Diana's fragile sobs behind him. His fists clenched involuntarily.

Gale glanced back and saw her cradling her designs, tears streaming down her face. Guilt gnawed at him.

He thought, "No matter how angry I am, she is still my sister. But why can't she see reason?"

"Diana, Queenie is more talented than you. You should give her the chance," Gale said, trying to sound authoritative.

Diana whipped around, her eyes blazing with resentment. "Gale, you're utterly shameless! What does her talent have to do with me? Who do you think you are, demanding that I step aside for her?

"If you're so confident in her, why don't you help her make a name for herself? You have no right to ask me to give up my dreams! I've severed ties with the Marsh family, and to me, Chapter 171 Fury

you're just a stranger. So why should I let her have my opportunity?"

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faltered, scrambling for a response. "But this whole mess. started because of you!

cut him off. "If I hadn't reported them, I'd just

so cruel? This situation didn't happen because of me. It's you! Why should

gives you the right

given birth to me, but someone else raised me. I've paid back

shifting blame onto others

out!" Diana's voice broke as she raged, her disheveled hair falling over

he realized that he was in

fine, right? What do

a cold

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a few days," she thought bitterly, bending

brow, curiosity creeping in. "Diana, you really are a designer? I thought

in the countryside. That's why you all look down on me, isn't it? I was abandoned at birth, left to fend for myself as a baby. How is that my fault? It has nothing to do with your family. So could you just leave already?" Gale's heart sank

her designs lingered in Gale's mind,

unreasonable. I'm

left, Diana picked up the remaining sketches, many of which