Then Yvonne screamed in madness. She pointed at Joel and scolded him, âThey adopted me just because they wanted to match me. Now you see that Iâm useless. This woman is back and you already have a sister, so youâre thinking of abandoning me! Youâre putting me down for being a nuisance? The Smiths are all bad people! Bad people! From the moment they adopted me, theyâve done nothing good!â
ââ¦â
She screamed hysterically. If someone didnât know better, they would think the Smiths were torturing her.
She didnât know how long she was screaming before Nora reached out her fingers and poked her ears. âTsk, I really canât listen to her anymore.â
Yvonneâs voice stopped as she glared angrily at her.
Nora squatted down and looked at her face to face. âBefore you came, I checked you out.â
She wanted to see if this person could still be saved. Was her heart bad or was it really because she lacked love?
After all, she was an adopted daughter.
The result was shocking.
She pulled out her phone and opened the information she had saved in the photo album. âYou said she adopted you and treated you badly? So do you know what the children who were with you at the orphanage are doing now?â
âThis is the little girl who slept in your top bunk. You should know her, right? She was adopted by a normal family, but she didnât have the money to go to college after she went to high school. So she went out to work and met her boyfriend. Now the two are married, but they have been fighting for her life. She never knew in her life that someoneâs clothes could be customized for hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars because she had never seen that much money.
This is normal. Look at this girl. She is also a girl from her bedroom. She was adopted by a beastly father and was on house arrest for 20 years. She got someone to come to her door and let her entertain guests to make money. Her life was worse than death. Now that she has that kind of disease, she canât see well and is waiting to die.
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The photos were of all kinds of adopted children and their recent situations. Most of the children were living normally, but they were only middle class.
A small portion were living miserably.
Nora looked at Yvonne. âThen why donât you thank him for never mistreating you, for sending you to the best university and even sending you to study abroad? Piano, violin, dance, computer science, what donât you need resources for? Some people have never had contact with them. As for company and feelings, some people are not good at talking, but he has never made fun of you or ignored you, right.
We shouldnât ask too much. The idea of destroying what we canât get is too scary.â
Yvonne still replied, âI donât ask for much. I just want a family. But the people in this family are too cold to me! Iâm just a child.â
Nora saw that she was being stubborn and scoffed. Before she could say anything, Joelâs voice suddenly came from the side. âI didnât want to talk to you at first, but I donât want to tarnish my reputation like you! Have you ever wondered why Uncle Ian is so distant and cold to you?â
Yvonne was startled. âWhat?â
Joel looked down. âWhen you were four, you once had a fever. Uncle Ian even took care of you for a night. He even played with you often back thenâ¦. He was a perfect father!â
Four years?
This was something that had happened too long ago, and Yvonne had long forgotten it.
As she thought, she heard Joel say, âUncle Ian doesnât treat you well because, when you were four years old, he saw you kill the little bunny you had as a pet.â
Yvonneâs whole body froze.
Joel looked down. âUncle Ian bought you all kinds of pets, but because you felt he treated them too well, you indirectly caused their death. During that period of time, other than the humans, there were no living things in the house! Uncle Ian tried to correct your thoughts, but you were born with bad roots. You were bad to the bone. If you felt the slightest dissatisfaction, you poisoned them. At the time, I felt you were mentally unstable, but at most, you would hurt pets. But I didnât expect you to dare poison people now! A vicious woman like you probably has a black heart-how could Uncle Ian treat you with love?â
Yvonne narrowed her eyes.
She bit her lip. âThose pets stole my love, so what if I killed them, theyâre just animals! And that Old Maddy was just a lunatic adopted by our family. He didnât even have any dignity when he was alive. So what if he died? He didnât even have a family, whatâs the point of such a person living in this world?â
Hearing his words, Nora narrowed her eyes.
Over the years, she had grown accustomed to seeing patients and lunatics. However, the person in front of her was the first person who made her feel terror because she was an evil person by nature.
He did not want to interact with her again. He said only one last sentence. âActually, when he adopted you, I had never thought of leaving you again. If you donât believe me, you can look at your name.â
Name?
Yvonne was stunned before she reacted. Her name was Yvonne, and Ian loved Yvette.
She clenched her fists and scoffed. âI already know what this name means. My existence is nothing more than him showing his longing for his ex-girlfriend.â
Nora said quietly, âBut heâs been pining for her all his life.
So how could he kick the adopted daughter who represented Yvette out of the house?
Yvonne was stunned.
Nora didnât give her a chance to speak again. Actually, she didnât want to tell her anything. She just didnât want Yvonne to hate the person in the bed for no reason and let him tarnish her reputation.
Now that everything was clear, he looked at Joel. âSend her to the police station.â
Joel was silent.
Nora said, âDidnât you say heâs the most law-abiding? Then he will surely send her to the police station and not torture her in private.â
Hearing this, Joel looked at the person in the hospital bed. Finally, he suppressed the anger in his heart and said to the bodyguard, âSend her to the police station. Send all the recordings from the surveillance cameras as well. We will definitely convict her of attempted murder.â
âYes, sir.â
When Yvonne was dragged away by the security guards, she no longer spoke. Her body was limp, too.
Nora didnât have time to sigh at her fate. She just told Joel that she was going first.
It had been a long time since she had been to the subway arena. She was going to take a look tonight.
Otherwise, if she couldnât get into the F class, she wouldnât be able to compete with Big Brother.
He parked the car at the martial arts arena and went inside.
Quentin, who had been protecting her the whole time, followed closely behind. He was stunned when she pulled into the arena parking lot.
What was his little cousin doing here?
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