The Jilted Heiress' Return To The High Life

Chapter 1668:

Just as the room sank into awkward tension, Chelsea spoke up with quiet authority.

“If Callie refuses to behave, then send her abroad. Let her learn properly.”

Her voice was calm, but the decision was final.

Callie, already of age to marry, knew exactly what that meant. Being sent away now would mean losing her place, her future—even the chance to return. She wouldn’t just be leaving Lyhaton; she’d be banished.

“No…” Her voice trembled, her eyes wide with fear.

For the first time, Callie was truly terrified. Not because she realized she’d done wrong, but because she didn’t want to be discarded by her family and left to fend for herself.

She struggled desperately, her tearful gaze pleading for help as she turned to Sharon.

Sharon’s heart twisted painfully at the sight. She turned to Arion, desperation in her voice. “Say something! That’s your daughter! Your flesh and blood! How can you stand there and do nothing?”

arm, pleading, but Arion remained

them—again and again—not to speak ill of Kiley. But they hadn’t listened. And now, Corrine

was too late for regrets

none of Jayden, Chelsea, or Jules spoke up, clearly taking

what happened. And Callie’s

finally stood, his voice calm and solemn. “Today’s incident

Corrine and bowed low. “As her father, I

you will kneel at Kiley’s grave and reflect on yourself for a month.” It was a punishment that

didn’t object. Neither did Jayden

the matter settled, the Ford family had no appetite to stay any longer. One by one, they offered polite

watched them go, sighing

Instead, everything had unraveled. The alliance with the Coopers now seemed uncertain. After today, the Ford family would likely distance themselves from the Hoffmans. Tears welled in Callie’s eyes as she clung tightly to Sharon. Her

of this—just because of one comment. Corrine was trying to ruin her life over

of stories:

further. You’ve got your parents. She can’t touch you anymore. It’s over