My Family Stole My Run I Returned A Leader Chapter 30
Back in Cedar Ridge, the fallout from the livestream did not fade quickly.
My mother tried deleting the old vacation post.
But the public roster and her comments had long since been preserved and spread elsewhere.
Deleting the original only convinced more people that everything in it was true.
The fighting at home grew worse.
My father blamed her for taking my ID card.
She immediately shot back, asking who had first decided not to book another room.
Tony slapped the hearing ruling onto the table.
“Enough.”
“Even now, you’re still trying to find one person to blame.”
“But when we forgot Paloma’s birthday, all of us were there.”
“And when we treated her like a maid, I was one of the loudest.”
The living room fell silent.
This time, no one could push all the blame onto Bella.
At that moment, the door opened.
Bella came in dragging a small suitcase.
She had completed the first stage of observation and was moving into the project’s independent training housing.
The sapphire necklace was no longer around her neck.
She placed the velvet box on the same coffee table where Stefan had once left the pearl necklace for me.