The Heiress’ Return & Revenge

Chapter 230 Turning the Tables

Aaron discovered that Jodie had a remarkable talent for acting.

Her teary-eyed performance always came right on cue.

How blind were they in the past to not see through her act? And shouldn’t they be the ones. feeling wronged? After all the years of love and care, it felt like everything was for naught.

What did they do to deserve this? She was taking advantage of their misfortune.

Was she really their sister? In all honesty, she seemed more like an enemy seeking revenge for their father’s death.

Before, he and Luca didn’t want to think of her as so malicious, but now they were. completely hurt by her.

She was just toying with them, making empty promises.

Not only did she not take any real action, but she also wanted to harm them.

Aaron’s expression remained unchanged. “Is this just a game?” Jodie, with a poker face, replied, “Yes, it is.”

She didn’t believe her brothers would find out about the luck-stealing matter.

Aaron smiled. “Since it’s a game, let’s not take it seriously. Haven’t I loved you all these years?” he asked with a deep gaze. “For you, I even cut off ties with my own sister. Isn’t that enough? It was the worst thing he had done, and he deeply regretted it.

Jodie’s expression changed. She didn’t expect Aaron to bring up Simone while they were talking.

Now, she truly felt wronged.

Their years of affection couldn’t even compare to that outsider, Simone. After everyone left, they always talked about Simone and never considered how Jodie would feel. Tears welled up in her eyes as she muttered, “Aaron, I won’t take the blame for this. What does it have to do with me if you drove Simone away and cut off ties with her? I’ve always tried to persuade you not to let her go. I even said I would leave if she left. Now that you’re having conflicts and cutting off ties, why are you blaming me?” Tears streamed down Jodie’s face. “Aaron, your words really hurt me.”

Aaron was at a loss for words. She was truly skilled at turning the tables.

He laughed in frustration. “Yes, you’re the good guy, and we’re all the bad guys. Are you

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satisfied now?” Then, he stood up, his face stern, and angrily walked away.

so clever? He just slipped away like that. If I had known, I would have

to see him being deceived by Jodie. Who knows what will happen after

Jodie never expected that Aaron would

had

it just a game? Why did it escalate to such a serious issue,

feel so wronged and upset. Aaron is in a bad mood, so he takes it

“Don’t cry. I’ll go teach

this, Luca felt his heart breaking.

by Andrew,

best. As if in defiance, she said, “Andrew, give me

Andrew, the brother who loved her the most, but there was no other choice. Titus, Luca,

wouldn’t ask for too much-just

about this at all, nor did he think about anything else. He smiled and said, “It’s just luck; I-” He was about to say that he would give it

he quickly looked at Jodie and said, “Jo, why are you so tanned?” He noticed

and instinctively looked

and her skin had deteriorated a lot, but

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he tried to console her. “Maybe she got tanned while studying abroad. Her skin condition isn’t that good. Maybe it’s because

in Andrew’s

had applied a thick

about it just now and cried

And

she couldn’t wait any longer and said eagerly, “That’s why I feel

as she asked, “Andrew, are you

at that moment, the etiquette teacher Salma had

frowned and looked at Jodie. “What are you doing? Hugging and cuddling like this is not appropriate. Even a married

said to Jodie, “No wonder your mother asked me to come and teach you. Your behavior is inappropriate. People who know you might think you’re a wealthy heiress, but those who don’t know might think you’re a woman soliciting

long as she could teach Jodie well. She also mentioned that Jodie might lead Andrew and others to engage in some

stop it, and any form of punishment would be acceptable, but she never expected

etiquette and could not stand such improper behavior, so her

made Jodie quickly wriggle out

embrace.

listening to the other party’s words, Jodie