From Discarded Wife to Queen (Tyrone) novel Chapter 39

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“Did you see me push her?” Isabella looked at her coldly and asked back, “You didn’t even see what happened, yet you raised your hand to

hit me?”

“You…” Olivia was left speechless.

She stared at Isabella with wide eyes. Isabella’s cool gaze was full of defiance and untamed wildness–a sharpness and edge she had never

seen before.

“Mrs. Taylor.” Indigo watched the scene unfold before her, her face showing extreme displeasure. She asked coldly with a stern expression, “This rude and vulgar girl–is she someone you brought?”

“I’m sorry, Ms. Indigo Rodriguez. She’s the housekeeper’s child. She kept begging to come here, so I had no choice but to…”

“The housekeeper’s child?” Indigo laughed in disbelief.

She glanced at Isabella, her eyes full of mockery. “Mrs. Taylor, you actually brought a housekeeper’s child to my birthday party? What were you thinking?”

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Indigo’s words immediately caused a stir among the crowd.

“What? Has Mrs. Taylor lost her mind? Bringing a housekeeper’s child

to a place like this.”

“Isn’t this just causing trouble for the Rodriguez Family?”

“Exactly. How could she bring such trash to a place like this? I knew this girl had no class–turns out she’s not even a rich person’s child.”

Olivia listened to everyone’s criticism, her face growing darker and darker, her fingers trembling.

She had never been so embarrassed.

Humiliating.

Absolutely humiliating!

She knew it–she shouldn’t have brought this vulgar, stupid thing to

such an occasion.

Unable to bear it any longer, Olivia quickly stepped forward to grab Isabella. “Come with me right now. Stop embarrassing yourself here.”

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“Don’t touch me.”

Isabella avoided Olivia’s touch. “I can leave on my own.”

She had already found this party boring beyond belief.

She had wanted to leave for a while now.

“Wait!”

Indigo looked down at the girl’s retreating figure, a mocking smile playing on her lips. “Leave? Where do you think you’re going? You broke the birthday gift my sister gave me, and you think you can just

walk away?”

The people around looked at Isabella with strange expressions.

“How can she be like this? Causing trouble and then just leaving?”

“That expensive crystal crown, just smashed like that? Not even an

apology.”

“Absolutely no manners.”

Isabella turned around, her dark eyes looking directly at Indigo, the corner of her mouth curling up. “Is the Rodriguez Family short on

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money?”

Indigo was actually stunned by the girl’s dark and forceful gaze.

It took her several seconds to respond. “Of course not.”

Why was she asking this?

Isabella looked at her, eyes narrowing slightly. “If you’re not short on money, then why are you trying to extort me?”

“It was clearly Abigail who wasn’t watching where she was going and bumped into me, yet you’re blaming me.”

Isabella paused, her casual gaze moving between Indigo and Abigail, lowering her voice to spit out a few words: “How shameless.”

Indigo froze.

She couldn’t believe it.

What was wrong with this person?

A housekeeper’s child, someone of such low status–where did she get

the nerve to curse at her in the Rodriguez Family’s own territory?

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Indigo’s expression instantly turned ugly. No one had ever made her

this angry before.

She immediately looked coldly at the crowd, her voice becoming

sharp and uncontrolled. “This bitch says our Abigail bumped into her.

Did anyone see it?”

“Who saw Abigail bump into her? Speak up and let everyone judge.”

Everyone could feel Indigo’s fury through the air, and no one dared to

make a sound.

One was the Rodriguez Family’s daughter, the other a lowly housekeeper’s child.

The hierarchy was clear.

Some people even looked away directly, afraid of being noticed by Indigo and getting dragged into it.

No one wanted to offend the Rodriguez Family. Besides, everyone who came to this birthday party today wanted to build good relations with the Rodriguez Family. Even if it were the Taylor Family’s daughter standing there, it wouldn’t help, let alone Isabella who was

nothing.