Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

the atmosphere in the grand hall becomes tense as Julian reveals a shocking secret about Megan Hutton, claiming she is not a true Hutton by blood. This revelation sends ripples of gasps through the crowd, highlighting the drama of the moment. Raymond watches with a mix of amusement and intrigue, subtly confirming Julian's accusation while maintaining an air of innocence.

He feels liberated from the burden of having a sister he finds arrogant and dim-witted. Megan, caught off guard by Julian's public confrontation, experiences a wave of humiliation. Her father's attempts to defend her only deepen the tension, as Julian questions the integrity of her character in front of their family. The guests' reactions reveal that many share Julian's doubts about Megan, further isolating her in a moment meant to be a family gathering. As the scrutiny intensifies, Megan feels the sting of judgment, igniting a fierce blend of anger and embarrassment within her.

In a desperate attempt to shift the focus, Megan tries to explain her actions regarding Sydney, claiming she was only defending her friend. However, Julian remains unfazed, mocking her arrogance and asserting his support for Sydney. He offers her a piece of advice on handling bullies, showcasing his protective nature once again. This moment resonates deeply with Sydney, who recalls Julian's past acts of loyalty, reminding her of the safety she once felt under his care.

The chapter encapsulates the emotional turmoil experienced by the characters, particularly Megan, who grapples with her identity amidst familial scrutiny. Julian's boldness serves as a catalyst for revealing hidden truths, while Sydney's vulnerability resurfaces as she remembers the protective bond she once shared with Julian. The dynamics of loyalty, identity, and public perception unfold dramatically, setting the stage for further conflict and revelations within the Hutton family.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below **When The Ocean Learned My Name and Whispered It Back to You by Aurelia Novel 443** **Chapter 443** The atmosphere in the grand hall shifted dramatically, as if a storm had suddenly swept through. The murmurs of the guests grew louder, their curiosity piqued by the unfolding drama. Julian's voice, though not raised, sliced through the air with precision, resonating enough for those in proximity to catch every word. The impact of his revelation was nothing short of explosive.

"So, it turns out that the domineering, arrogant Megan Hutton isn't even a true Hutton by blood?!" A wave of gasps cascaded through the crowd, echoing like distant thunder rumbling through the sky. From a distance, Raymond observed the scene with a raised brow, his expression a mix of intrigue and amusement as curious onlookers turned to him, seeking validation. With a nonchalant shrug, he offered a response that dripped with feigned regret. "Sorry," he said, his tone deceptively mild.

Theodore a moment to gather their thoughts or defend themselves. In truth, Raymond had long grown weary of the

the one who exposed her, not me. If anyone's in trouble, it's him." What did this have to do with him, anyway? He hadn't uttered a single word of accusation. He had merely chosen silence,

gathering; it was a battlefield, and she felt exposed in front of the entire Hutton clan. Theodore's frown deepened as he attempted

immense weight. "Is that so?" Julian's voice turned icy, each word dripping with skepticism. "If that's true, then why does Megan's character stand in stark contrast to that of her three siblings? What happened? Was

had heard the tales. In stark contrast, Diana, James, and Raymond were all known for their polite demeanor

to be bullied. I was trying to protect her!" Then, with a calculated shift, she turned her gaze to Julian, softening her tone and attempting to mold a faint, pleading smile. "Must

little unreasonableness is nothing." As he spoke, he effortlessly draped an arm around Sydney's shoulders, drawing her close in a possessive yet tender gesture. "Next time someone speaks to you like that, regardless of who they are,