Chapter 428

In this life, Claire had always gone out of her way to avoid him, but today was the first time she and Vincent faced off head-to-head.

"I'm talking to you! What, cat got your tongue? Hurry up and bring me my basketball, now." Vincent barked the order at Claire, bossy and scowling.

Staring at his smug, unpleasant face, Claire was suddenly struck by how blind she'd been in her last life. How had she ever ended up friends with Vincent during those fifteen long years in the orphanage?

Now that the rose-tinted glasses were off, it was clear-there was nothing likable about him.

Claire picked herself up off the ground, grabbed the basketball, and walked toward Vincent, step by steady step.

Vincent tilted up his chin, gloating. "See? I told you. She's nothing but a

bookworm. Useless outside of class."

"What's the point of being smart if you still have to listen to me?"

"See how obedient she is?"

Claire stopped in front of him—and with zero hesitation, hurled the basketball straight into Vincent's face.

his nose as he crumpled to the ground,

Claire stood over him, her face utterly devoid

him over, then landed two solid

to do this

dreamed of knocking Vincent down a peg or two. But back then she'd been crippled, half-deaf, missing a

obedient, studious, and the matron doted on her, making sure she had better food

and her arms and legs chubby but sturdy-perfect for dishing

sprawled on the ground, nose bleeding, wailing at the top of his lungs after two hard kicks to the

stood there, watching

ten. The man wore a crisp blacksuit, handsome and refined; the woman, dressed in an elegant dress, carried herself with gentle grace. The boy,

was already

good-looking kid.

chatted with them, but when she caught

Vincent lying on the ground,

here? What's

sound, and when she saw

They looked strangely familiar.

clicked. These three had come to the orphanage

husband and wife, visiting to adopt a little girl to be their son's sister and

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