The True Heiress Returns (Tilda Jenson) novel Chapter 613

Chapter 613 The Truth Slips Out

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Kyla quickly explained, “Mom, it’s nothing. I just slipped and fell; that’s why I look like this.”

Blair stared straight into her daughter’s eyes and shook her head. “No, Kyla. You’re lying! Tell me the truth. Who hurt you? I’ll deal with them myself. I swear, I won’t let anyone bully my daughter!”

Bang-

The sound echoed in Darell and the others‘ hearts like a funeral bell.

If Tilda had heard those words, they couldn’t imagine how she would feel.

Kyla looked at Blair. She looked like she was deeply moved.

After wiping her tears, she sniffled hard. “Actually, Mom, when I went out just now. And I saw Tilda.”

“What? Tilda?!”

Blair froze in shock.

Darell and the others were stunned too.

Tilda again?

“Kyla, are you saying … your injuries came from Tilda?”

“Of course not, Mom, don’t get me wrong. I fell because I was chasing after her. I saw Tilda with Mr. Lowell. I got so nervous that I tripped when I tried to ask what was going on.”

In the past, Kyla would have twisted the story to make Tilda look guilty, pushing the family to

hate her even more.

But now, with how much the family’s attitude toward Tilda had shifted, Kyla couldn’t risk that. Instead, she had to spin it carefully–share the story without seeming like she was scheming.

Darell and the others, who had already seen through Kyla’s true nature, frowned ever so slightly,

They remembered how often she had used the same tricks before.

Back then, no one paid much attention.

But looking closely now, every move of hers seemed staged, like she was putting on a show.

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Always playing the victim to get sympathy, always throwing dirt at the people she disliked.

Using them like weapons, pointing them to deal with people she wanted.

“Mr. Lowell? You mean Malcom?”

Blair was startled. “Why would Tilda meet up with Mr. Lowell?”

She knew Malcom. The Lowells and Jensons had been on good terms, but only on the surface.

In the world of top corporations, friendships were always built on profit.

Blair and Russell had always been on good terms with the Lowells, but they weren’t naive enough to trust them completely.

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