The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Chapter 111

Chapter 111

Rebecca stood up from the ground, aggressively wiping away her tears.

Her voice was full of murderous intent as she ground out,

"Queenie!"

Mia and Yara, who had witnessed the whole scene, watched Rebecca leave with wide eyes.

Yara tutted. "Women sure are scary."

"I'm going to tell Madison," said Mia.

Yara floated after her, both astral bodies slipping into Madison's room. They animatedly relayed everything that happened downstairs to Madison

Mia was furious. "How can someone be so terrible? I told you she was a bad person."

"Even if you're not related by blood, you're still family! This is too much," exclaimed Yara.

Madison was in the middle of meditating. She didn't show the slightest reaction to all their gossip.

"Madison doesn't seem to be angry," Mia observed.

"This is the norm for cultivators-to remain emotionally unaffected by external influences," explained Yara. She added, "I don't like

1. it.

"What's so great about cultivation? There's so much fun

was quiet

voice rang

didn't

her eyes slowly and looked in

asked again, "Why

were to tell him, Harvey

as a sister. Telling him something like this without any evidence would only invite trouble. Sebastian floated over

would you know that if you don't

Madison frowned lightly.

will believe

Madison's frown deepened.

at her expression "Do you want

Say no to the

her words. Then, he started laughing out loud, covering his eyes with a hand. He

become a lot stronger. He didn't have to worry about laughing too

head slightly, watching Sebastian with confusion. Once he had finally stopped laughing, she asked,

said

crouched down again, amusement written all over

you with certainty y that Harvey will definitely believe

Madison said nothing.

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in this world." Sebastian had a profound look in his eyes. "There are people who care for you, people who worry over you, and people who unconditionally believe in you. And

no? Doesn't he have a right

Madison pursed her lips.

me, even without evidence, Harvey