A Relentless Pursuit for Love

Chapter 6

Sage had made plans to get her revenge on those who had wronged her, and she planned to start with Yeva. However, she was more than happy to change her plans if Braxton was willing to pay for what he did now.

Braxton squinted as he felt an ominous feeling.

After surviving many years in the dog-eat-dog business industry, Braxton knew better than to move hastily. He knew the value of checking all the cards in his opponent’s hand first.

Ever since the “dead” Sage had returned from the dead, Braxton sensed that she was a

different person. It was as if she had transformed into another person, and there was something gloomy and sinister about her. She resembled his cruel and ruthless elder brother.

Braxton forced a smile onto his face as he said, “Sage, we will move out, but you could have informed us of your wishes. Then, we will at least have some time to move out. Look at us. There is so much stuff scattered about.”

Staring at the pretentious smile on her uncle’s face, Sage scoffed.

She knew that Braxton was well too aware of her and her father’s soft-hearted nature. He knew that they would not be able to be completely ruthless when it came to family.

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ownership of the house, so she did not kick them out. She thought that

left for her room. As she was walking, a vase toppled over, blocking her path. She bent down, picked up the vase, and studied it. Braxton seized his chance and rushed over. “Sage, this is an exquisite vase that I bought at a high price. I heard that this vase previously belonged to an Egyptian princess. If you fancy the vase,

smirk as she dropped the vase. The vase

devastated by the broken vase. Through his

…

After the chaos, the Norah residence had finally found peace and

her parents’ room. On the desk stood a framed photo

her eyes as she traced her fingers across the picture of her parents. With a cracked

desk with the photo frame in her hands, Sage felt a

parents had passed away three

happened

private lessons, studying, and sitting

Sage had turned twenty-one. It had been seven years since her kidnapping, and she could not seem to forget the man who had saved her. After much persuasion and begging, her parents had finally given in and agreed to meet the Yuriel family in Nadeem City. Sage even remembered how excited she had been, and how nervous she had been when she saw them off. Little did she know that that would be the last time she would see them. Her parents had gotten into a terrible car crash, and they were