All Her Secrets

Halfway through, Audrey received a call from Rachael, asking where Audrey was and specifically emphasizing one question.

“Has Catherine come along?”

After hanging up the phone, Audrey turned her head to look at Catherine, her eyes still filled with confusion.

“Kathy, why is Mom suddenly so concerned about us this time? She keeps asking if you’re coming or not. It’s really strange!”

Then, Audrey answered herself, lost in her own thoughts, “Maybe it’s because our relatives on Grandma’s side haven’t seen you for a long time, and they’re eager to see you since you rarely come back. Well, old people always hope for family reunions, right?”

Audrey muttered to herself, and Catherine remained silent. Audrey was used to Catherine’s silence, so she didn’t think much of it and continued to speak from time to time.

Catherine lazily leaned against the car door, her eyes half-open. The slanting sun made her face appear fair and radiant, which looked incredibly beautiful.

A hint of mockery was on her exquisitely perfect face, hidden within her lazy and carefree posture. “They want to see me?” Catherine murmured in her heart. “Perhaps. But anyway, I don’t care.”

After a journey of over half an hour, their car finally stopped at the entrance of the Langs’.

The Langs were originally an ordinary small family, but things changed because Rachael married into the Swann family.

The Langs’ children benefited from this marriage and gained many advantages from the Swanns. They went from an ordinary small family to a wealthy one. The rest of the Swanns had already arrived. Korbin, Rachael, Liana, and Johnathan were already seated and waiting.

Audrey glanced at them, a bitter smile appearing on her face. She whispered to Catherine, “Kathy, don’t you think they look more like a family? And we…”

we seem so out of place” because she was worried it would upset Catherine. After all, being excluded and not

had endured it for so many years, and she didn’t want her sister

observation. In her opinion, Audrey was right. These four people indeed looked more like a family, birds of

Rachael. She discreetly tugged at Johnathan’s sleeve, gesturing for him to look

and his eyes instantly lit up, excitement radiating from his whole being. The one they had been waiting

there. The troublemaker

coffee and looked in the direction indicated. It was Catherine, with Audrey standing beside her. As she glanced over

Not only did she dislike Catherine, but she also hated Audrey, who was close to Catherine. Rachael’s remaining fondness for Audrey disappeared, replaced by

over. Don’t let them stand

“Alright!”

and stood up, shouting in

Catherine. Audrey

was focused on Catherine, scrutinizing her. Then, they

daughter the Swanns threw

might look good, but so what? She’s

from girls like her. She will bring bad luck to

in her pockets. Her neat bangs partially covered her star-like eyes, filled with a deep,

Her lightly pursed, thin lips showed a faint trace of coldness. She heard every

action, were they? Audrey also heard the discussions of those people. Her face instantly darkened, and she

a hint of seriousness and mischief in her eyes.

by her question but soon