Kiss My Revenge The Heiress Strikes Back novel Chapter 238

Miranda quickly handed Hannah a glass of iced tea. "Take your time, and careful not getting choked."

Hannah took a sip, eyeing Miranda's calm demeanor. She couldn't help but ask, "Mira, why aren't you reacting at all?"

Miranda swirled her coffee, maintaining her composure for a few seconds before suddenly putting on an exaggerated look of shock. "Wow! Really?"

Hannah’s lips twitched. "Could you be any more fake?"

Miranda cleared her throat, and returned to her usual self. She uttered calmly, "Go on, I'm listening."

Arabella getting kicked out by the Hawke family was something Miranda had seen coming from a mile away. After all, she was well-informed about their affairs. William sent her updates on the Hawke family’s dealings almost daily.

So, when Alden and Grace recently started trying to arrange a marriage for Arabella, Miranda wasn't surprised.

Hannah continued, "A few friends in my circle mentioned the Hawke family was desperate to secure a marriage alliance, but anyone who heard it was Arabella ran a mile. Apparently, Alden and Grace even got humiliated by some gossip-loving families over Arabella.

They initially wanted to latch onto the Blackwell family, but Theo refused outright. And of course, the Blackwells weren't about to let someone like Arabella through their doors. Oh, and get this: Arabella once tried to stop Sebastian's car but got chased off by his bodyguards. She actually thought she could score a prince like Sebastian. Talk about delusional."

Hannah shook her head. “Tsk, I wonder if she’s crazy or what, to think she believe Sebastian is into her.”

As Hannah spoke, she glanced at Miranda, who continued sipping her coffee unperturbed without any tangible shift of the expression. Hannah felt a pang of disappointment. She was rooting for her sister to end up with Sebastian, after all. Why wasn't Miranda reacting at all?

"The brothers who used to defend Arabella like she was their little princess? Not a peep from them now. Shows how fickle people can be. They marketed her as their precious little sister, but look at them now; none of them are stepping up to help her. I guess Arabella had it coming. Leeching off your identity for so many years was more than she deserved."