Wedding My Ex’s Uncle

Chapter 180 My Ever–So–Biased

Father

Tobias‘ face stiffened.

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“Now, that’s not fair,” he said, forcing a chuckle. “Kaia, your mother had no family left. From the day we married, she never had to work again. You were born with a silver spoon in your mouth, weren’t you?”

Kaia slowly set down her fork, her eyes fixed on his face.

“Are you sure about that, Dad? That I grew up with a silver spoon?”

Sally had been sabotaging her in subtle, calculated ways for as long as she could remember.

The Domont Villa was far from the city. Her school commute

alone took over an hour.

When she was six, she once waited outside her school until the sun dipped low in the sky. The driver never came.

She didn’t have a cellphone, so she just stood there and watched as every other child was picked up by their parents.

Even if their parents arrived on mopeds or scooters, it didn’t matter—those pickups looked a thousand times warmer than anything she ever gol, even from her family with four wheels

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and a chauffeur.

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That day, it was Alyssa–the Graves family’s little princess, who usually didn’t get along with Kaia—who generously offered her a

ride.

up?” she asked, peering curiously at the quiet girl standing alone at the

Her eyes were red, filled with tears she

panicked. “Hey, why are you crying? I didn’t even bully you

cry, okay?” she said anxiously, rummaging around

tissues.

teenage boy sitting in the front seat handed her a

passed it

wipe your face. Don’t cry. Next time no one comes to pick you up, just ride home with me,

like a string of beads suddenly

In a desperate attempt

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tilted her head and

how about we be best friends from now on,

her face, her voice soft and

after that, Kaia was never left waiting alone at the school

the table

one in this family who truly grew up with a silver spoon in her mouth

Tobias had no response.

did the dad

too wrapped up in business to

her to a top private school and making sure she never went hungry

“Kaia, that’s not fair. When I was your age,

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have the means to give me even half of what you had. You went to the most expensive elementary

fish. “True. But didn’t I get

Tobias‘ face stiffened.

cold little smile. “It was Kimberly who stayed in

toward your business. She