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She Quit Her Family and Found Herself novel Chapter 338

Miles was smiling just a second ago, but upon hearing Finn's words, his eyes went wide, and he shouted, "You're lying! You're the one who took the trophy out, and you smashed it on purpose! I didn't even touch it!"

"Miles, stop shouting!" Herbert shot a lethal glare at his son, his voice as cold as ice.

Miles flinched, his smile completely vanishing as he looked at his father's stern expression. "Dad, it really wasn't me. It was him, it was Finn!"

Finn was crying in violent hiccups, looking completely terrified, his voice muffled with tears. "It was really Miles... I would never dare touch someone else's things... When I came out of the bathroom, I saw Miles open the cabinet and take the trophy out. He said... he said the globe spins, and he wanted it..."

Hearing Finn repeat the exact words he himself had just said, Miles turned crimson with fury, a buzzing sound filling his ears. "You're a liar!"

Finn continued wiping his tears. "I... I wouldn't dare lie... I told Miles not to touch other people's things, that it was rude. But he wouldn't listen... He even said everything in his house is his, and told me to get out..."

"Oh my, how could a child behave like this?" Mrs. Chambers murmured under her breath upon hearing Finn's story.

From the moment the two boys walked in, she had noticed the difference between them.

Herbert's son was energetic, a bit haughty, and clearly looked like a spoiled little young master who got everything he wanted at home.

The other boy, Finn, had kept his head down since he walked in, speaking softly and politely. He only spoke when spoken to, acting almost invisible. He was even too shy to ask to use the bathroom and only went because he followed Miles.

If you had to guess which of these two boys was more mischievous and likely to take a trophy out to play with, it was definitely Miles.

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