Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

the atmosphere becomes tense as Albus speaks, prompting a heavy silence that grips everyone in the room, especially Theodore. Penelope is filled with dread at the prospect of a DNA test, which she views as a threat to her carefully constructed identity. Her internal panic grows as she realizes that the Hutton family is more perceptive than she had anticipated.

Despite the pendant and birthmark that should confirm her identity, the insistence on a DNA test feels like a tightening noose around her neck, leaving her desperate to find a way to delay or prevent it. Megan attempts to take charge of the situation, acknowledging her oversight and agreeing to proceed with the DNA test. Diana, however, remains calm and authoritative, suggesting that Leon Kingston, her ex-husband, could facilitate the test.

This revelation creates tension, as Megan expresses concern about involving Leon in family matters, despite the longstanding relationship between the Huttons and Kingstons. The unfinished divorce adds further complexity to the dynamics at play. As Diana makes the call, Penelope feels a surge of triumph; she sees this as a pivotal moment that could lead to her taking Sydney's place in the Hutton family. As the meeting concludes, the characters exit the room, and Penelope's excitement grows.

She envisions a future where she is embraced as the Huttons' beloved daughter, dismissing the car accident that had previously caused chaos in their lives. Meanwhile, Sydney, confused and anxious, searches for Florence, only to find that she has also disappeared. This absence heightens Sydney's unease, especially as the police officers, initially prepared to question Penelope, are now leaving the scene without taking her in. The shift in circumstances sends a chill through Sydney as she realizes that Penelope is gaining favor with the Huttons.

The chapter closes with Sydney grappling with the emotional turmoil of the situation. She approaches Theodore, hoping to see Florence, but the weight of the revelation about Penelope's identity looms large. Sydney's heart aches as she reflects on her bond with Florence, who has always treated her as family. The possibility that Penelope might be the Hutton family's true daughter creates a sense of betrayal and despair. Theodore, recognizing the torment Florence must be feeling, contemplates embracing the role of the villain rather than facing the painful truth of their family dynamics.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below **When The Ocean Learned My Name and Whispered It Back to You** **by Aurelia** **Novel 441** **Chapter 441** The moment Albus opened his mouth, a heavy silence fell over the room, even enveloping Theodore in its grip. Deep down, he recognized the truth in his father's words. The mere thought of a DNA test sent shivers down Penelope's spine. It was a distasteful idea, yet it loomed as the only viable option for the Hutton family. Panic clawed at Penelope's insides. The Huttons were far more insightful than she had anticipated.

around her neck. She couldn't allow that to happen. Once the test was conducted,

tension. "It's my fault for not anticipating this. Diana's right. We should move forward with it. I'll make a call right now to arrange for the samples to be collected." "There's no need

his team over." Megan's expression shifted, a flicker of alarm crossing her features. "You... You're divorced from him! Isn't it inappropriate to involve him in family matters like this?" The Kingston family held a significant sway over Brimcrest's medical landscape. Their private hospitals and research

The paperwork remained unfinished-an irritating reminder of Diana's busy schedule and Leon's frequent absences due to business. Megan, sensing the tide turning against her, feigned concern, her shoulders slumping slightly. "Alright then. I was only worried for Diana." Diana, brushing off her concern, stepped aside to make the call to Leon, her expression

for now?" If Penelope turned out to be a Hutton, then the minor car accident that had barely grazed Sydney would be nothing more than a trivial misunderstanding, easily swept under the rug. **Chapter Jal** 226B900 He cast Penelope a long, conflicted glance, his mind swirling with thoughts. Though he had never envisioned his youngest daughter returning

from his seat and walked toward the door, Megan flanking him, her expression a mix of concern and determination. Penelope trailed closely behind, unable to suppress the triumphant smile that tugged at her lips. This was a moment she had longed for-the moment she could witness the unraveling of Sydney's world. A car accident? So what? In the end, that pitiful woman would have no choice but to watch

The police officers stepped forward to greet Theodore, engaging in a brief exchange that concluded with a nod. They turned to leave, the air thick with unspoken tension. Sydney frowned, her brow furrowing in confusion. "Officer, didn't you say Ms. Monroe was