The Returned Heiress Who Had It All (Cassia) novel Chapter 411

Chapter 411 Head of the Woods

“A little.”

“I see.”

Sitting a seat away, Seven stared at the couple beside him with a pair of dead–fish eyes.

Sterling was completely absorbed in the animated blockbuster, but Seven had zero interest in the movie anymore.

He wasn’t just speechless–he had that whole “Draven and Cassia sitting on a tree” kind of vibe.

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One bag of cashews, from his hand to hers, then from her hand back to his, and in the end, perfectly split down the middle.

Who exactly are they showing off for?

For Byron?

Seven turned his head and looked behind them.

The seat was empty. Byron had already made his escape.

Honestly, that probably worked out for the best.

The weekend ended, and on Monday afternoon after school, Cassia returned to Wood Manor.

“What are you back here for?” Vance snapped at Cassia.

Cassia looked at Vance and said, “I said I’d cure Danica. And I will.”

“Get out! We don’t welcome you!” Vance had already been in a foul mood over the 40 thousand dollars stolen from the company a few days ago, with no trace of the hacker, and seeing Cassia only pushed him over the edge.

“Not welcome? Perfect,” Cassia said indifferently. “In that case, go ahead and remove my name from the Woods‘ family tree too.”

“You little…” Vance felt like his lungs were about to explode from anger.

He didn’t want to see Cassia, but he also couldn’t actually kick her out of the Woods.

It was infuriating,

Damn it. Brie told me that brat tore up the plane ticket I bought for her to Yavaria!

That ticket cost me 600 dollars!

Victoria was furious too.

Even though Danica had said Brie pushed her, Brie’s obedient good girl image was deeply rooted in her mind, and combined with her long–standing prejudice against Cassia, she didn’t bother sorting right from wrong.

Victoria had nothing to say. She just stood there with a stiff, wrinkled expression, watching Cassia walk into Danica’s room

A moment later, Cassia came back out..

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Chapter 411 Head of the Woods

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“If you want Danica to fully recover before the SAT, she needs treatment once a day starting now,” Cassia said to Vance. “I have school and other commitments. Coming here every day is inconvenient. And besides, this house isn’t a good environment for her depression. It would be best to bring Danica to stay with me.”

Let Danica move in with Cassia at Dunstino Bay?

Victoria and Vance would never agree to that.

“You don’t want Danica to miss the SAT like Tyne did, do you?”

Vance and Victoria froze.

Vance’s expression had never improved.

“Can’t you just make a little more effort?”

“I don’t like inconvenience,” Cassia said coldly, folding her arms. “You should understand the principle of getting what you pay for. A psychologist’s monthly salary starts at ten thousand. That alone proves treating a mental illness patient is exhausting and mentally draining.”

After a pause, Cassia continued, “I’m not charging you anything. I’m treating Danica for free. That’s already generous. And on top of that, I have to endure your long faces and insults. May I ask–what right do you have to demand that I ‘make more effort?”

Cassia’s logic was solid. When Victoria and Vance thought back on how they had treated her all this time, they couldn’t find a single reasonable rebuttal.

They truly had no standing… What could they possibly say?

But Victoria still didn’t want Danica moving in with Cassia.

She tugged at Vance’s sleeve, urging him to think of something.

After struggling for a while, Vance finally forced out what he thought sounded like a reasonable counterargument.

“You… you pushed Danica. Isn’t it only right that you treat her?”

“Now that’s not fair, honey.” Geneva stepped out of Danica’s room just in time to hear the conversation downstairs.

She walked down and stood beside Cassia, turning to Vance. “A few days ago, weren’t you the one saying everything should be based on evidence? Until there’s concrete proof Cassia pushed her, you can’t say that.”

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