All Her Secrets

Feeling the fury emanating from Rachael, Catherine halted and turned to face her.

Despite Rachael’s demeanor, Catherine’s expression remained indifferent and cold, seemingly unaffected.

She stared at Rachael with cold eyes, silently questioning her intentions.

In Rachael’s eyes, Catherine was an arrogant girl who thought highly of herself.

Rachael’s belief that Catherine was a troublemaker who could only cause distress only grew stronger, fueling her anger to the point where she couldn’t control her temper any longer.

She madly shouted at Catherine, “Who do you think you are, Catherine Swann? Let me tell you, you’d better start behaving yourself. You have no manners at all. Where the hell did you go after school? What were you doing, huh? Do you even know what time it is now? You’re nothing but a wild savage!”

Witnessing Rachael shouting at Catherine, Liana and Johnathan couldn’t hide the joy in their hearts. The bright smiles on their faces revealed their discontent with Catherine.

Liana, in particular, had developed intense hatred towards her after being overshadowed by her in school. She would have loved nothing more than to berate Catherine and kick her out of the house.

Audrey looked at Catherine with concern, wanting to help her. However, she knew how Rachael might react.

Any attempt to intervene without Korbin present would only further enrage Rachael.

Audrey feared that getting involved would fail to protect Catherine and might even result in her own punishment by Rachael. Therefore, Audrey refrained from speaking.

As Rachael saw Catherine remain silent, her anger intensified. She raised her voice again and yelled at her, “Who do you think you are? I’m talking to you! Can’t you hear me?”

Catherine raised her gaze and looked at Rachael, her eyes cold and her tone devoid of emotion. Her response instantly changed Rachael’s expression.

“I walked back home.”

Rachael was momentarily stunned, realizing that Catherine must have walked pretty fast to cover the distance from school to the Swanns’.

Catherine instinctively glanced back at Liana and noticed the guilt in her eyes, providing her with a clear understanding.

Rachael had initially heard from Liana that Catherine hadn’t returned home from school until this late hour, assuming she had been idling around the streets and tarnishing the Swanns’ reputation.

while Korbin was away, but she hadn’t anticipated

understood Liana well. As a mother, Rachael knew exactly what her daughter had done. Liana must

Audrey knew the truth, and Catherine was

that moment, Audrey gave Catherine a thumbs-up

what Liana had done to her, hoping to see her face the consequences. It

dislike for Catherine. Even after learning about Liana’s behavior, Rachael didn’t blame her

yourself. Can’t you walk faster and get home earlier

her mother’s words, Liana wore

the sake of this jinx. After

if it weren’t for her grandfather’s

she kept fueling the fire and informed Rachael about her bet with the teacher at

terrible idea. Don’t you agree? What if she doesn’t perform well in the exam? What will

glanced at Liana and her smug expression, looking down

her grandpa had not wanted to hand over the Swanns’ property to them. With these brainless and scheming heirs, it would be better for him to donate

suppressed, surged

thought she knew very well about

just a dumbass who could

even attend school in the countryside and was expelled for misbehaving in elementary school. How come she dreamed about being the first with such a background? That was a ple in the

was mission impossible, yet

the rage in her heart any longer and shouted in fury, her eyes gleaming with a desire to

best to apologize to your teacher

her gaze and

said that she would make her regret it? What a bold statement! Catherine couldn’t

to Rachael’s frustrated and stomping demeanor, Catherine appeared calm, as

nearly made Rachael choke

how you’ll make me regret

saying that, Catherine left without turning

the conversation and

had never imagined that someone could

indicating that she was about to lose control. The next second,