Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

Chapter 319

Eloise experiences a profound sense of humiliation and anger as she confronts Sydney, a younger member of the family. Feeling publicly shamed, she lashes out at Sydney, questioning why others believe that their family mistreats her. The tension escalates as James, who acts as a mediator, points out the transparency of Eloise's behavior, suggesting that it is no surprise that people perceive their family negatively.

His words hit Eloise hard, leaving her momentarily speechless as he positions himself protectively between her and Sydney. Sydney, feeling a mix of confusion and gratitude, recalls a childhood memory of her brother Julian protecting her, which amplifies her emotions in this moment. James's presence evokes a longing for the sibling bond she has always desired, making her feel less alone in a world where she often felt abandoned by her parents.

Meanwhile, Eloise's anger simmers as she grapples with the perceived encroachment of the Hutton family into her life, feeling that they are siding with the memory of a deceased family member against her. As the confrontation unfolds, Eloise struggles to maintain her composure, feeling the weight of James's calm demeanor and the looming presence of his influential family. When James mentions the name of his powerful grandfather, Albus Hutton, Eloise realizes that her anger is futile and that she must relent to avoid further embarrassment.

Despite her internal turmoil, she attempts to mask her feelings with a brittle smile, claiming that she will handle her disagreements with Sydney more gently in the future. James then shifts his attention to Sydney, demonstrating respect and admiration for her role as a physician for his mother, which further highlights the contrast between Eloise's hostility and the Hutton family's appreciation for Sydney.

As they prepare to leave the tense situation behind, Sydney expresses her concern about being a source of trouble, to which James reassures her with kindness, acknowledging the unique bond she has formed with his mother. This chapter encapsulates a moment of familial conflict, the longing for connection, and the complexities of power dynamics within relationships.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below **When The Ocean Learned My Name and Whispered It Back to You by Aurelia Novel 319** **Chapter 319** Eloise had faced her fair share of indignities in life, but nothing compared to the public humiliation she felt now, especially not from someone of the younger generation like Sydney. The very thought made her blood boil. Grinding her teeth, she shot Sydney a glare that could have withered a garden. Her complexion was ashen, a stark contrast to the anger brewing within her.

he began, his tone polite yet sharp enough to cut through the

positioning himself deliberately between Eloise and Sydney, effectively shielding the younger girl from the brunt of Eloise's fury. Sydney stood there, momentarily dazed by the tall figure who had just become her protector. The scene tugged at her memories, reminding her of her childhood, a time when she was six or seven, and Julian had stood before her in a similar fashion, a stalwart guardian against the dangers of the world. He had led her back into the safety of the courtyard, a moment

longed for-the kind of brother she used to envy in her friends, the ones who had siblings to share their secrets and laughter with. Back then, she often wished for a companion, someone to fill the void left by her parents when they left

her authority, and now another young upstart was treating her as if she were inconsequential. One by one, they all seemed to side with that dead girl, as if she were some sort of specter haunting her existence. Seeing her fall silent, James allowed a faint smile

"My father is inside," James replied evenly, his demeanor unflinching. "If you prefer, I

the sake of my mother's health, he wouldn't refuse." Everyone in the room understood the weight of Albus Hutton's name-a man of considerable influence in the military, deeply connected to the highest echelons of power. During every holiday, senior officials and dignitaries would make their way to the Hutton estate, paying their respects to the family. At the mention of Albus,

could we possibly trouble anyone with it?" She swallowed her rage, clenching her jaw so tightly that her gums throbbed painfully, the metallic taste of blood flooding her mouth. Still, she managed to conjure a strained

I shall never force her again." By the time she finished speaking, her voice quivered with

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