Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

"When The Ocean Learned My Name and Whispered It Back to You," tensions rise as Raymond grapples with the presence of Penelope, who has falsely claimed to be his sister. Diana's dismissive remarks only add to his frustration, as he feels the weight of judgment from those around him, particularly from Julian, who mocks him relentlessly.

The emotional strain is palpable, as Raymond's patience wears thin with the charade, while he secretly hopes to uncover the truth about his real sister, Vee. James interjects with a pragmatic perspective, explaining that Penelope is being kept around to help find Vee, igniting a flicker of hope in Raymond. The revelation that the DNA samples were switched leaves him pondering the possibility that Vee is still alive and may be nearby, specifically in Jouleston.

This thought brings a surge of determination, as he realizes that their current situation might be more connected to Vee than he initially believed. Diana's skepticism shifts slightly as she acknowledges Raymond's theory, urging him to keep a close watch on Penelope and Megan. However, her probing question about his feelings for Penelope reveals a deeper emotional conflict within him. Raymond's vulnerability surfaces as he expresses his commitment to Tiffany, emphasizing that family ties are not always a matter of choice.

This moment highlights the complexity of familial relationships and the weight of expectations that come with them. Diana's blunt honesty cuts through the tension, reminding Raymond of the family's disapproval regarding his connection with Tiffany. She presents him with a stark ultimatum: to abandon his medical career and join the family business in order to gain their support. This revelation leaves Raymond feeling conflicted, as he grapples with the sacrifices he would have to make to protect his relationship with Tiffany and earn his family's approval.

Ultimately, the chapter encapsulates a struggle between familial loyalty, personal desire, and the pursuit of truth. Raymond's journey is marked by hope and determination, but also by the harsh realities of family dynamics and the sacrifices he may need to make to navigate them. The emotional stakes are high as he contemplates his next steps in a situation fraught with complexity and uncertainty.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below ### When The Ocean Learned My Name and Whispered It Back to You by Aurelia Novel 537 **Chapter 537** Diana shot him a look that was equal parts knowing and dismissive. "That girl probably doesn't even bother talking to you," she remarked, a teasing lilt in her voice that barely concealed her disdain. Raymond chose to disregard her jab, focusing instead on the pressing matter at hand. "Since you already know she's not Vee, why are you still keeping her around?" he asked, his voice steady but laced with frustration.

him, cloaked in the guise of respect for the Hutton family. Yet, he was acutely aware that behind his back, they were laughing. Julian, in particular-that insufferable bastard-never missed an

clench in irritation. Diana, however, seemed unfazed. Her focus remained glued to her phone, scrolling through whatever trivial distraction had captured her attention. Finally, it was James who broke the

revelation gnawed at him-someone, likely Penelope and Megan, already knew who the real Vee was. And that meant Vee was still alive. A flicker of

finality that left no room for doubt. "Mother came to Jouleston first, and Penelope and Megan followed right after. They're not worried about anyone back in Brimcrest. If Vee were still there, they wouldn't be this calm or staying away for so long." Raymond processed her words rapidly, his mind racing with possibilities. "Then doesn't that mean Vee might be

do something useful. Watch them. See who they meet in private." "Got it." Raymond nodded,

then met her eyes again, a flicker of vulnerability surfacing. "I am. Diana, nobody gets to choose the family they're born into." He understood the implication behind her words, and he was painfully aware of the risks involved. But Tiffany was not reckless; she didn't deserve to be judged by the mistakes of her past. Diana nodded, her