The Wrong Girl and the Wronged Girl (Stella and Ethan) novel Chapter 332

Chapter 332 Lilian’s Fall

Abraham asked, “Do you prefer the desert or the sea?”

“I don’t like either.” Eddie answered without hesitation.

Thinking about how he just swam ten kilometers in the sea, he did not want to risk provoking Abraham again.

Stella, lips still red from the kiss, glared at the back of Eddie’s head with righteous indignation. “The desert’s great. It makes your throat so dry you can’t talk nonsense anymore.”

Eddie screamed, “Y–you.. you little tyrant, spare me, please.”

The words little devil‘ nearly slipped out, but he swallowed them and switched to ‘tyrant‘ just in time.

Meanwhile, over at the Reed mansion….

Because Susan had asked Rebecca to return the necklace to Lilian, Rebecca had thrown an absolute fit. She nearly tore the entire Reed mansion apart.

Lilian kept pleading. I’m sorry, it’s my fault. It’s all my fault.”

Rebecca sneered. “What are you sorry for?”

“I shouldn’t have accused you. Mom, it was me. I falsely accused her. It’s all on me.” Lilian said.

But Susan did not believe her. She looked at Lilian with even more pity, assuming she was just compromising for the sake of peace. “Rebecca, you’re simply…”

“Simply what?” Rebecca cut in. “Didn’t you hear her say it herself? She wronged me.”

This old bat. Even after Lilian admitted it, she still wanted to make me the bad guy?

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“No your own daughter away all those years ago.” Rebecca said.

Susan did not know what to say. “You…”

Rebecca continued, “Oh, right. Your foster daughter speaks the truth, and you think she’s lying. But when she lies, you believe her completely.”

She finally understood.

Now that Lilian had already admitted it, Susan still refused to believe that was the truth.

Susan was breathing heavily. She glared at Rebecca but could not utter a single word. She did not want to see her anymore. “Get out. Get out of the Reed mansion!”

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Chapter 332 Lilian’s Fall

Mentioning Patrick only made things worse. It was twisting the knife in Susan’s heart.

The company was gone. The remaining money had been taken by Patrick.

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He had not been home for days. She did not even know where he and that woman were living

now.

Rebecca turned to Lilian. “Since you said you were wrong and falsely accused me, then tell me, where’s the necklace?”

Susan snapped, “How dare you keep badgering Lilian?!” She sounded sharp and threatening.

Rebecca’s temper flared again. She stepped forward and slapped Lilian twice. “Are you

talk or not?!”

“Ah…!” Lilian could not even defend herself, let alone run. All she could do was scream.

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Susan, furious, tried to stop her. But she was older now and no match for Rebecca’s strength.

Rebecca landed a few more slaps on Lilian. “Like stirring up trouble, huh? Like sowing discord? Then tell me clearly, where’s the damn necklace?! If you don’t say it today, I’ll beat you to death!”

Scratching, hitting… Rebecca had gone wild.

Lilian, already a mess, was now covered in bruises. She trembled all over, her belly aching fiercely. Rebecca looked absolutely unhinged.

Lilian could not take it anymore. “Under the sink cabinet… in the towel basket.”

At those words, Susan froze, her pupils contracting as she stared at Lilian.

Rebecca also stopped. With a cold snort, she walked to the bathroom, opened the cabinet, and pulled out the basket.

Right in front of Susan, she dumped the towels on the floor. The necklace landed on the ground.

Rebecca bent down, picked up the necklace, and waved it in front of Susan. “Madam Susan, that’s the exact spot she said, isn’t it? Don’t tell me you’re about to accuse me of planting it there and. forcing her to say it.”

Susan stood there, breathing hard, staring at Lilian. She opened her mouth, wanting to say something, but no words came.

It was Lilian who said it. Out loud.

Her face was ghostly pale… She really could not take any more of this.

Between Stella’s confrontations and Rebecca’s outbursts, ever since coming back to the country, she had not had a single peaceful day.