Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

tensions escalate during a family dinner as Megan expresses her concerns about the return of Vee, fearing the implications it may have on her place within the Hutton family. Raymond, dismissive of her worries, harshly reminds her that she is an outsider and should remain silent when his sister speaks.

This confrontation reveals the deep divisions within the family and Megan's precarious emotional state, as she feels increasingly alienated and unwanted. As the atmosphere grows heavier, Megan's emotional turmoil surfaces, leading her to cry out for her father, Theodore, to acknowledge her pain. Florence, sensing the rising conflict, retreats to her room, further emphasizing the family's disarray. In a sudden outburst, Albus demands that Megan leave if she feels unwelcome, his frustration boiling over after years of familial loyalty and care.

His harsh words hit Megan hard, making her question her identity and worth without the Hutton name. Raymond, reveling in the chaos, urges Megan to take Albus's advice, showcasing his own immaturity and lack of empathy. Theodore, caught between his love for his son and his disappointment in his behavior, tries to mediate the situation, but the tension remains palpable. Megan, still shaken, attempts to redirect the conversation towards Vee, who is still at the police station, hinting at the urgency of the situation.

The chapter takes a dramatic turn when Penelope unexpectedly returns, shocking everyone present. The revelation of her pregnancy adds a layer of complexity to the already fraught family dynamics, leaving the room filled with unspoken emotions and uncertainty. The anticipation surrounding her return and the implications of her news create a charged atmosphere, setting the stage for further conflict and revelations within the family.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below **When The Ocean Learned My Name and Whispered It Back to You by Aurelia Novel 463** **Chapter 463** Megan's voice trembled with uncertainty as she protested, "This isn't a good idea, is it? What if Vee finds out? Wouldn't that make things even worse-" But before she could finish her thought, Raymond's utensils clattered against the table, the sound sharp and jarring, slicing through the tension in the air. "You're an outsider. Why do you have so many opinions?

sister, then God help him. The very notion filled him with a sense of utter disgrace. He could already envision the scene that awaited him upon his return to Jouleston that afternoon.

suffocating the atmosphere of the room. Megan's composure began to shatter. She turned to Theodore, her voice quivering as it broke into a sob. "Dad! Did you hear what Ray just said? Fine, fine! Now that Vee's back, there's no place for me in this house anymore, is

could muster a response, Albus's hand slammed against the table with a resounding crack that reverberated through the room, silencing everyone in an instant. "If you really think the Huttons can't tolerate you, then leave right now!" he thundered, his expression dark and unyielding, like a storm brewing on the horizon. His patience had worn thin. After all, the family had nurtured this girl for over twenty years,

gratitude, no respect, and certainly no decency in maintaining a good reputation. He felt a sense of injustice, yet she seemed to always be crying, complaining, and acting as if the world owed her something. Albus typically steered clear of household disputes, but this time, he had reached the end of his tether. His words struck Megan

face as he jerked his chin toward the door. "You heard Grandpa. You can go now." Theodore shot his youngest son a glare that could have burned a hole through steel. "Enough, you brat." He loved that boy, yet he also resented him in equal measure. Each Hutton child had been raised to embody poise and politeness, except for this one, who constantly pushed the boundaries. "You could learn some restraint," Theodore said, his voice steady but

didn't dare to argue this time. Sniffling, she attempted to steady her tone, forcing herself to focus. "Vee's still at the police station. Shouldn't