Rebirth: She Cuts Ties and Takes Revenge (Noelle Kain) novel Chapter 121

Chapter 121 A Family of Thieves and Kidnappers

Jasper looked at his mother as she lost control. His eyes grew colder by the second.

Even now, she showed no regret at all.

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“You’re shameless enough to say things like this,” he said flatly. “Looks like you haven’t learned your lesson yet. Maybe you need to stay hungry a little longer to clear your head.”

He paused, then added, “Our family owes Noelle From now on, stay away from her.”

“You brat!” Willow’s chest heaved with rage. “I’m your mother! You don’t help me, but you protect that girl instead?!”

Jasper turned and walked out without looking back. His voice was cold when he spoke his last words. “I’m not protecting her. I’m thinking of you. You can’t beat Noelle. If you keep provoking her, your ending will be far worse than this.”

Willow snapped. She grabbed whatever was nearby and threw it across the room.

A servant hurried to stop her and whispered carefully, “Mrs. Kain, please don’t throw things. It takes strength. Mr. Jasper just ordered that no meals be prepared for you. You still have a few more days to go without food. Save your energy.”

That only made Willow angrier.

She hadn’t raised a son. She had raised an enemy.

“Viola! Get in here!”

She spotted Viola standing by the door and shouted, “Come in and see your mother!”

Viola frowned, irritation written all over her face

Willow’s scandal had spread everywhere. Viola had been laughed at in school because of it. The sight of Willow annoyed her. Still, she walked in with a cold expression.

“Viola, did you hear what your brother just said?” Willow said bitterly. “He actually defended Noelle. I’m so mad!”

“Yes. It’s all Noelle’s fault, Viola said at once. Hatred flashed in her eyes.

A moment later, she hesitated and asked, “Mom, did you really steal Noelle?”

“When I took you to Kingstowne for treatment, you were dying,” Willow said. “The hospital

type. You’ve didn’t have enough blood. I heard the girl in the next bed had a rare R blood

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needed blood transfusions for years. I had no choice. I took her.”

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“You mean…” Viola’s lips tightened. “You took Noelle from a hospital in Kingstowne? She wasn’t found near a trash pile at all? She was actually from Kingstowne?”

Willow nodded. “Yes. She was. Her parents were there with her, and she had an older sister, about six years old. They were well dressed. I even heard people calling them Sir and Ma’am.”

Viola’s lips turned pale. So, if her mother hadn’t taken Noelle, she would have grown up as a little princess in a prestigious family in Kingstowne. Her status might have been even higher than Viola’s.

A twisted sense of relief rose in her chest. Luckily, her mother had stolen Noelle.

“No wonder she suddenly changed,” Viola said through clenched teeth. “She already knew the truth. That’s why she hates us so much. Cutting ties. Taking the shares.”

She remembered Noelle’s cold, snake–like gaze. A chill ran down her back. “Mom, Noelle has already started getting revenge,” Viola said nervously. “We need to do something. I might be

next…

Willow’s pupils shrank. A vicious look filled her eyes. “I will never give that bitch another chance,” she sneered. “She wants to know who her real parents are, right? Fine. I’ll give her what she wants.”

Melrose Manor.

Noelle was preparing the herbs for the final medicated bath.

After this bath, the poison in Sebastian’s body would be fully gone.

His legs had already regained much more feeling. Standing up again was no longer a distant dream.

“Mrs. Menzie! Please come to the garden!” Gus suddenly ran over, his expression strange.

“What’s wrong?” Noelle asked, curious as she headed toward the garden.

Noelle walked down the long corridor and headed straight for the garden.

The afternoon sun was warm and gentle. The garden was filled with the scent of flowers. Clusters of plump purple grapes hung from the vine trellis. Everything was quiet and peaceful, the kind of calm that settled the heart,

In the center of the garden stood a wheelchair, facing away from her. It was empty.

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