Reborn and Revenge novel Chapter 6

Royal Court Hotel.

Angel was holding a delicate box, inside which she bought buns for Heidi and Aaron.

When she was looking down at her box, she accidentally bumped into a man in a hurry.

Fortunately, she was quick to react and moved to protect her buns.

“Oh, what’s your problem!” A shrill female voice rattled through the eardrums.

Angel was shock.

It was Laura.

Laura asked the man next to him and asked with concern, “William, are you alright?”

William showed a faint smile and said, “I am fine.”

He glanced down at his clothes, and then stared at Angel's face.

Laura looked alongside William's vision, she was shocked too.

Angel said softly, “Excuse me.”

Then she walked toward the elevator.

The voice of Laura was disdainful from behind, “Hum! She is pretty, but she is a delivery woman! What a rude girl!”

Angel tried to keep her feet steady by suppressing the tumult in her heart.

Oh! Delivery woman!

Five years had passed. Long time no see.

Angel take a deep breath.

Between the elevator door seam that closed slowly, Laura left with William. She clenched her hands.

Five years had passed, Anna, William and Laura led a wonderful life.

And Belle? She had become a pile of earth.

Here came the elevator.

Angel's exclamatory heart beat finally calmed down in her constant deep breathing.

She took out her room card and opened the door.

“My dears, I'm back! Come and see what I have brought you.” She closed the door and shouted in a cheerful tone.

“Hey! Honey, are you back?” A clear voice rang out full of ridicule and joy.

On the sofa was sitting a beautiful woman. She was in her thirties having mature charm and did not have the trace of years.

Her features were similar to those of Angel, whose bright eyes looked smiling at Angel at the door.

Angel's face lit up at once with the loveliest obsequious smile.

“Oh, dear! Is this beautiful woman waiting for me? My dear aunt, I miss you so much!” She put down her food box, took off her hat and lunged at her.

This beauty was Alexia Duncan, Angel’s aunt.

Alexia stretched out her hand, pretending to block Angel's enthusiastic hug in distain, but she couldn't help laughing out, “Apologize first, Angel!”