His Heiress Wife (Retika)

Reagan's words made Sarah very embarrassed.She sat there like she was sitting on pins and needles.

Melody could tell that her older sister was frail just by looking at her.Even after being tormented like that, she managed to keep her rage in control.Her hands were now tucked in her pockets, and her chilly gaze is drawn to Reagan.She appeared serene but exuded a powerful aura, lowering the surrounding pressure dramatically.

She said, in a hushed voice three seconds later, "Does it matter if she is expelled from the Sullivan family? She's still a descendant of the Sullivan family, and you have the same mother”

Seniority and order are important to a wealthy and powerful family.

Despite Sarah's expulsion from the Sullivan household because of a man, she was still the eldest daughter, and that was the only reason that her father, allowed her to come back.

The whole family gathered around to see.

To keep peace in the house, Quince had to mediate.

"Apologize to your eldest sister'’ Quince stated firmly to Reagan.

Elizabeth intervened just in time to prevent a conflict from escalating.She snatched her daughter by the arm and cast an unfriendly glance her way.Her tone

apologize' Reagan noticed something else in her mother's eyes.She had to lower her head so and apologize to Melody before her mother, Elizabeth, could be satisfied.She turned to face Sarah.The

"I apologize.I was

such an unapologetic attitude, Melody would have crippled Reagan long

girl?’' Sarah, on the

turned her head slightly and looked at Melody from the corner

second sister, Melody, whom she hadn't seen in years and whom she hadn't spoken to in person since she was a

appear that her

capable than she ever imagined! After Reagan apologized, she immediately looked at Melody, "Daddy, I do apologize for what happened.But Melody should

"Mm!"

go to your grandfather's memorial this afternoon and reflect on

era are

to demonstrate his strength to her, but would she accept it if he did? Melody took a step forward and prepared to pass through the Sullivan

no one in the Sullivan had the power