Her Story: Rise Of Tiffany novel Chapter 56

Her Story: Rise Of Tiffany Chapter 56

The poison looked just like mushroom, but it was actually something Selena had acquired at a high price.

Each slice contained more than enough poison to kill, and there were seven or eight slices in the entire pot of soup.

It was extremely toxic.

Regan carefully cooked the soup, and once the aroma was just right, she turned off the heat.

The rich, savory smell filled the room.

As the soup was placed on the table, Thalia sniffed and asked, “Hmm? clam chowder? I have said that I didn’t want anything greasy these days.”

“Ma’am, I added some mushroom to the soup. You’ve been having headaches again, and this will help. It’s good for your health, boosts energy, and helps you sleep well,” Regan said.

“Fine, just leave it there,” Thalia said.

“Okay,” Regan said.

Regan carefully set the soup on the dining table, serving several bowls to Charlie, Thalia, and Eric.

“Dinner time. Still busy?” Thalia asked.

Hearing Thalia call him, Charlie put down his work with a smile. “Alright, I’m done. I must listen to my wife. Whatever my wife says goes.”

“You’re so oily.” Thalia playfully scolded Charlie with a glare.

The couple had been together for over twenty years, and their love was still enviable.

Eric, used to their public display of affection, just rolled his eyes.

The family of three continued their dinner happily.

***

Meanwhile, at school, Tiffany sneaked out during evening study hall.

She hadn’t been home in days and felt uneasy for some reason.

Since the afternoon, she had been feeling unwell, making her feel like something bad was about to happen.

This unease came out of nowhere but couldn’t be ignored.

Instead of heading toward the main gate, Tiffany made her way to the basketball court to climb over the fence.

However, Sandra followed her and called from behind, “Tiffany, where are you going? The teacher came by and didn’t see you. You better go explain, or they’ll deduct points.”

Tiffany glanced back, her eyes narrowing slightly.

Tiffany had snuck out of study hall several times before, and Sandra had never shown this much concern.

Something felt off

Tiffany turned around and stared at Sandra’s face for a moment before replying indifferently, “It’s stuffy inside. I’m just getting some air. Now, get lost.”

With that, she gave Sandra a look that clearly said, “You may leave.”

Sandra was momentarily stunned.

Seeing Tiffany was heading toward the basketball court and not the main gate, Sandra subtly sighed in relief and turned back to the classroom.

Little did she know, as soon as she turned away, Tiffany swiftly scaled the school fence with ease.

On her way, Tiffany called home.

At that exact moment, the family had just finished dinner and were about to sip the still-warm clam chowder.

Just as the bowl was brought to their lips, Tiffany’s call came through. Thalia and Charlie immediately set down their bowls, smiling as they answered the phone, “Oh, sweetie, how’s the food at school? Is the studying pressure too much lately?”

Eric rolled his eyes again.

He’d always thought that he was adopted.

The difference in how his father treated him compared to Tiffany was simply worlds apart.

Of course, Eric was never really upset.