Chapter 981: Chapter 981: I Don’t Owe You Anything_1
He said slowly, "I remember, you said you were an orphan."
She pretended not to understand anything, waiting to see Louis Snyder’s reaction.
"I didn’t lie to you." The young man slowly stood up, wearing only a thin undershirt, his pale lips were colorless, making him look even more frail and pitiful.
The pale complexion just now was probably from being cold.
Hannah glanced at him only once before withdrawing her gaze, not particularly concerned.
Louis Snyder looked somewhat lost as he lowered his eyes and continued, "I’d rather not have parents like that, so I told my sister I was an orphan."
He wasn’t hiding anything and laid bare the fact that he was the Yarn family’s external grandson.
"Indeed, Lynn Yarn is my mother,"
he said, his tone harsh, betraying a lack of deep feeling for his mother.
Whether it was being abandoned by his mother or being beaten by his father, it was a lifelong shadow for Louis Snyder.
He couldn’t forget, so he wanted to take his revenge on others.
After he had finished speaking, Hannah finally said, "Congratulations, you’ve become the little young master of the Yarn family. It’s better to live without worries about clothing and food than to depend on the whims of others in the entertainment industry."
Louis Snyder pursed his lips and stayed silent, just staring at Hannah steadily.
"I don’t consider them my family,"
he said, slowly unclenching his fists. His eyes were dark, but it was only a fleeting moment, "I know Roy Yarn is my sister’s fan, and you’ve met secretly quite a few times."
Hannah’s expression didn’t change as she spoke lightly, "He is your brother."
With one sentence, she blocked whatever Louis Snyder was going to say next.
Although he didn’t want to admit it, the stupid and gullible man was indeed his brother by blood.
Louis Snyder pursed his lips, his demeanor looking unbearably obedient, his voice low and his eyes affectionate, "Sister, I will become more formidable than that man."
Hannah ignored his words, simply saying, "Louis Snyder, no matter what you think, the Yarn family owes you nothing."
Having said that, without waiting for Louis Snyder’s response, Hannah turned and left.
She didn’t care whether Louis Snyder could take in her words or not. Right from the start, she hadn’t intended to reform Louis Snyder, the little white-eyed wolf who was dark through and through.
Perhaps someone with a generous heart would feel pity for his plight.
The world had never been kind to Louis Snyder, but that was no excuse for him to inflict pain and hurt upon others at will.
*
The filming of The Kite had entered the later stage of the plot, and by this time, the second male lead had completely fallen into darkness. Even as his illness worsened, he did not forget to use it to garner the female lead’s sympathy.
He wanted to soften her heart, to bind her to himself for a lifetime, even if he were to die the next second.
As a result, the conflict between Louis Snyder and Hayes Edwards on and off the set grew increasingly intense.
Whenever the two of them appeared in the same frame, anyone could easily see the incompatibility of their auras.
But this atmosphere was precisely what the movie needed.
This might be the pinnacle of Hayes Edwards’ acting career.
Even his agent would often sigh at this thought.
It was at this moment that Crystal Quach, the much-anticipated and prominent actress, finally arrived on the set of The Kite.
Actually, when Jack Stewart first heard the sudden news that Crystal Quach was going to join the cast, the first person that came to mind was Jackie Qualls.
After all, there were continuous rumors online that Crystal Quach could be considered a benefactor and a discoverer of Jackie’s talent.
