"Our tribe acknowledges it. I am your long-lost sister!" Ivy emphasized.

Micah replied, "You've been gone for so many years. How do we know the person who returned isn't an imposter? If you don't want things to get worse, stop interfering in my life!"

Ivy clenched her fists tightly. This was the first time she had heard Micah speak so harshly.

He doubted her! The realization made her anxious.

Micah didn't hold her in high regard but also didn't want her affecting his life. He visited home infrequently to avoid her, hoping less contact would prevent his irritation. Yet she couldn't understand. Micah walked away, leaving Ivy with a twisted, angry expression. Her fists trembled from how tightly she was clenching them.

"Miss, don't take what he said to heart..." Wes tried to comfort her.

"Shut up!" Ivy snapped at him, "This is all your fault! If you had killed Nina, we wouldn't have these problems. Instead, you failed, and now my brother is scolding me. You're useless!" Wes kept his head down, accepting her verbal assault.

"Nina!" Ivy spat out the name through gritted teeth. "Why do you keep haunting me, always in my way!

new plan. This time, she would personally see to Nina's death to

finds out, it will not go well

"My brother might intimidate

choice but

Micah around the clock. Knowing where he went when he left the village would

against the window, trying to see into Micah's room, but the curtains blocked her view. It seemed like Micah wasn't home, perhaps gone to

realized she should have woken

her sneak around as if she were searching for something. Seeing her peering through

saw his face. "Oh, I was looking for you. I called but didn't see anyone. I thought you might still be asleep. Didn't expect

up early. I just

Nina said, thinking for a moment. "I

need from me?" Micah

could track his movements so easily. "I was wondering if you've had breakfast. If not, let's grab

"Okay."

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