Chapter 85 It Was Me, Lorenz People couldnât believe Hulda said this.
Then, they nodded and echoed her saying, especially the three members of the Miller family. None of them. wanted Cynthia to have such a good fortune. Therefore, they all began to question Cynthia.
Lorenz laughed a little, cast a sarcastic look at Hulda, and ridiculed, âYou? Give our Cynthia some credit, will you? Iâll never believe my aunt has such a repulsive daughter as you.â
Hulda couldnât believe her ears. How could a gentleman like him say such mean words? She was utterly ashamed when people all looked at her mockingly.
Indeed, she was not as pretty as she used to be after losing weight. She became sour and mean, and her cheekbones seemed even higher, which made her look much older than she really was. No one else commented on her look as she was with Clare.
But now, Lorenz said it out loud, which made her feel much humiliated.
She was angry and bitter inside but still managed to say, âMr. Green. I didnât mean to cause any misunderstanding. Itâs just a friendly reminder. There are so many people with similar looks nowadays. And I know Cynthia is a good liar. I just donât want you to be fooled.â
Cynthia couldnât believe she said that. She sneered, took off her necklace, and held it in her palm, âThis will prove my identity.â
Their eyes were all attracted to the necklace.
It had a rosy and shining pendant, which was apparently worth a lot..
âItâs just a pendant. What makes it so special?â Hulda retorted, but she was quite nervous inside.
Lorenz chuckled and showed his necklace.
He had a rosy ringâshaped pendant, which was made of the same material as the pendant in Cynthiaâs hand.
âMy grandfather got this gem and made two exactly the same pedants out of it, one for my father and one for my aunt. He also had someone engraved characters with a special kind of dye.â
After Lorenz finished speaking, Cynthia turned the pendant, and she could see the faint word âLynnâ at a certain angle.
Hulda and her companies became speechless immediately. They all looked abashed and uncomfortable.
Lorenz clapped his hands, and several security guards came over. He pointed at them casually, âGet those people out of my house, and none of them shall ever enter my door again.â
âYes!â Several security guards replied and walked toward them.
All the security guard the Green family hired looked strong and intrepid. They were so aggressive that they made people tremble.
âThis way, please. Donât make this too hard for us. We donât want anybody to get hurt.â
The three members of the Miller family, Clare and Hulda left unwillingly but helplessly.
Cherry, following Jane, looked back and found that Lorenz, who had been so cold to them just now, was smiling at Cynthia. He showed so much care for her that he was afraid he could lose her again.
She felt both jealous and resentful of Cynthia.
How could this be? Cynthia was just a lowly illegitimate daughter of the Miller family who could be scolded and humiliated at will.
But now, she had become a granddaughter of the prestigious Green family.
She was initially the only heir of the Miller family, but now the Miller family has no future. What made it even worse was that she, Cherry, without knowing it, was betrothed to Ivan.
This was not what she thought for herself. It was the opposite instead. How could Cynthia live better than her?
Cherry took a step forward, tightly grasping Janeâs hand, tears streaming down her face. She was truly terrified that she would have no future, and she couldnât accept it. Neither could she marry an impotent man like Ivan nor let Cynthia walk all over her.
âMom, help me... please. I donât want to marry Ivan. Iâm scared, mom. Iâm so scared!â
Jane hated to see her daughter like this. Her heart ached.
Cherry was her only daughter, and she was everything to her. She must help her realize her dream.
âDonât worry; Iâll help you. You like Alston, right? Iâll find a way to help you marry him.â
Lorenz quickly ended the banquet in the hope that he could see Lynn soon. He followed behind Cynthia, âTake me to see my aunt. I havenât seen her for over 20 years, and weâve all been looking for her all these years.
Grandpa, grandma, and my parents miss her very much.â
Cynthia was in a dilemma. She wasnât sure if her mother would like to see the Green family. She was afraid. that if she took Lorenz there without advance notice, her already sick mother would be provoked and become worse.
She told Lorenz her concerns, and the latter replied immediately, âDonât worry, my aunt used to love me the most, she must want to see me, and I promise, without my auntâs permission, I wonât tell this to my families in Coast City.â
He anxiously stretched out beautiful fingers to swear. He was serious.
Cynthia was silent for a moment and agreed.
Lorenz laughed immediately, âThank you, Cousin Cynthia.â
He had wanted a younger sister since he was a child, but all he had were male cousins. His father had only one sister, and fortunately, she gave him a younger sister. If Cynthia and her aunt didnât leave the Green family, they would have wanted nothing for their life.
It was all Beckâs fault. He made his aunt and cousin suffer so much, imprisoning their aunt for so many years and letting Cynthia be bullied and ridiculed in the name of an illegitimate daughter.
Lorenz could have punished him more severely than just banning the Miller Group.
He stroked Cynthiaâs hair with concern, and suddenly his fingers were moved away. Lorenz was taken aback. He saw Alstonâs stern eyes, which gave him mixed feelings.
âI know Cynthia married you, but you still havenât earned my acknowledgment.â
Alston narrowed his deep eyes and pulled Cynthia into his arms, âI donât need your approval as long as Cynthia likes me.â
He planted a light kiss on Cynthiaâs cheek as he spoke.
Lorenz couldnât stand saying them behave like this. He spoke sourly, âCynthia, you are still young. Donât be fooled by man. I saw two other women checking on him. I can tell that Alston has a way with women.â
He wanted to say more, but he was interrupted by Alston, who saw his car coming, âMy car is coming. I thought you wanted to see my motherâinâlaw. Letâs go. Otherwise, she will turn in.â
Lorenz hurried in the car as soon as it pulled over, and he asked Alston and Cynthia to get in quickly.
Cynthia smiled with resignation.
It was already past the rush hour, and there were no pedestrians on the street. They arrived at the recuperating villa Lynn lived soon.
When Lorenz got off the car and saw the exquisite villa and the bodyguards standing at the door, he knew that this was a nice neighborhood, and he began to think good of Alston.
He knew Alston did a good job taking care of his aunt, judging from the outside.
The bodyguard became vigilant when they saw a few people coming from the night. They greeted Alston as soon as they saw him.
âIs my mother asleep?â Cynthia asked.
The bodyguard said, âThere is still an hour for Ms. Green to turn in.â
Cynthia nodded and led others to enter the gate.
Lorenz was a little nervous since he entered. He kept touching his clothes and hair to ensure he looked good, and then he quietly asked Cynthia, âCynthia, how do I look?â
Cynthia didnât know what to say. She just helped him straighten his collar, âCousin, you look good. Donât be nervous. She is still the aunt who loves you very much.â
Even though my mother has suffered a lot, her love for you has not changed.
Her words soothed Lorenz a lot.
Cynthia opened Lynnâs bedroom door and found her mother leaning on a recliner on the balcony, reading a book. Cynthia walked over and said softly with a smile, âMom, weâre here to see you.â
Lynn looked up from the book. She was gentle and graceful again. When she was just rescued from Beck, she looked thin and pale. But after a long recovery and treatment, she had finally recovered.
âCynthia, why are you in the middle of the night, itâs not safe for Alston to drive this time. You can come to see me tomorrow.â
Lynn looked at the two smiling, and suddenly she found another young man standing behind them. She was taken aback for a moment, âWe have a guest?â
Lorenz stared blankly at the woman in front of him, feeling bitter and excited at the same time.
Then he spoke in a hoarse voice, âAuntie, itâs me, Lorenz!â