Chapter 1332: Chapter 1332: She Doesn’t Owe You Anything
Evelyn shouted, causing the angry Aiden and Harriet to calm down suddenly. Both of them turned their heads to look at Evelyn without saying a word, just quietly staring at their daughter.
"Why are you all looking at me like that? Did I say something wrong just now? You all think she’s great, but no matter how good she is, she’s not your biological daughter. I am your biological daughter." Seeing her parents staring at her in silence, Evelyn was puzzled and angry, stubbornly believing her parents were biased towards Lily.
This belief made her resentment grow even deeper, and her resentment was directed only at one person, Lily, whom she refused to recognize as her cousin.
Harriet was the first to withdraw her gaze. After taking a deep sigh, she turned her attention back to Evelyn, "You are our biological daughter. Your father and I have never said you’re not. We treat Lily well because she is your uncle’s biological daughter. From the day she was born, she lost her father. She’s very pitiful, we all..."
"What is there to pity about her? She has so many people loving her, she has everything she wants, and what about me? I have nothing. I am the one who is most pitiful." Evelyn interrupted Harriet before she could finish her sentence, unable to listen any longer.
As soon as she said this, Aiden immediately reprimanded, "What are you talking about? What do you mean by having nothing? Do you think your mother and I are dead?"
He glared angrily at his daughter sitting not far away, his face turning extremely ugly.
"I didn’t mean that, I..."
"Stop thinking it’s Lily who snatched Easton away from you. Easton was never yours to begin with. Don’t keep directing your resentment at Lily. She doesn’t owe you anything and hasn’t wronged you." Evelyn tried to explain, but Aiden didn’t give her the chance. He harshly interrupted her mid-sentence.
Harriet thought her husband’s words were a bit harsh and wanted to intervene, but it was impossible. She could only try to signal her husband with her eyes, but her husband didn’t even look at her, leaving her helpless. She tilted her head to observe her daughter sitting beside her.
Evelyn knew what her father said was true, but she was unwilling to admit it in her heart. Outwardly, she refused to acknowledge it and retorted, "If she hadn’t interfered, Easton and I would be happily living together now."
It wasn’t just words; she truly believed this in her heart, that without Lily’s sudden appearance, she and Easton would be the happiest couple.
"Even without Lily’s appearance, Easton wouldn’t marry you because he only sees you as his sister." Aiden bluntly pointed out the crucial issue, speaking with certainty from what Easton himself had confided.
Evelyn knew this deeply, but it’s something she never wanted to acknowledge. "I don’t believe Easton only sees me as his sister. It’s all because..."
"Evelyn, you must stop being stubborn. If you continue like this, you’ll ruin your whole life." Seeing her daughter’s stubbornness, Harriet couldn’t hold back any longer.
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