The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 596:

Dalton shook his head, disappointment etched on his face. “If she’s so eager to leave our family, then let her go; let’s cut ties with her once and for all.”

Ernst was also angry but remained silent.

Meanwhile, upstairs, Rosie’s expression darkened as she absorbed Rachael’s words. After a while, she muttered, “Brenna really is something else; she even let that slip. Of all people, she’s the one who’s most eager to see me gone. If I’m leaving, I’ll take every last cent from Harper Group with me. Since I mean nothing to them, they can brace themselves for a reckoning.”

The thought of Brenna marrying Ethan ignited a fire of resentment within her. She quickly said, “Rachael, I need you to do something for me. Before I go, I will ruin Brenna’s reputation and ensure the Harper family faces financial ruin!”

On Tuesday afternoon, just after six, Brenna and Tommy stepped out of the engineering building and immediately spotted Giselle.

a sharp pantsuit that exuded competence and confidence. As a finance professor primarily supervising graduate students, she wasn’t a familiar face among the

in a light-hearted conversation with a male professor from the engineering department. The man, of average build and surprisingly youthful for his age, offered a warm smile. “Congratulations, Professor Harper,” he said. “I’ve heard whispers that you’re on the brink of being promoted to vice

denying the rumor. “That’s what they say,” she said

supervised graduate students and occasionally collaborated with the Harper Group, so he was familiar with Brenna’s accomplishments. He chuckled. “Look at Brenna. She’s even younger than my grad students, yet she has achieved so much more than they have. You must be very proud of

proud,” Giselle replied, exchanging a few more

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said, “Mom, what brings you here?” Giselle usually drove home

smile slip away, her expression darkening with frustration. “Elsa retired early from the military’s performance troupe, and now our university has brought her in to teach in the arts department.

addressed her as if she were her superior, using a