Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

Chapter 499

Agatha reflects on her challenging life, hoping her grandson Julian's path will be different from her own. She worries about the implications of Sydney's pregnancy, fearing it may create resentment between them. Agatha's protective instincts surface as she contemplates the potential impact of family dynamics on their relationships, particularly the bond between her and Sydney.

Julian, however, is steadfast in his feelings for Sydney, dismissing his grandmother's concerns. He expresses his unwavering commitment to her, emphasizing that nothing else matters as long as she remains true to herself. This declaration brings a sense of relief and pride to Agatha, who lightens the mood with playful banter about family traits. Their affectionate exchange reveals their close bond and highlights Julian's determination to support Sydney, regardless of the challenges ahead.

Meanwhile, tension brews in a different setting as Raymond grapples with the aftermath of a disastrous dinner with Glen, who seems overly familiar with Tiffany's life. Raymond's jealousy and frustration boil over as he confronts Glen, leading to a clash that escalates the already strained atmosphere. Tiffany finds herself caught in the middle, and as the evening unfolds, the unresolved feelings between her and Raymond resurface, complicating their interactions.

The chapter culminates in a heated moment as Raymond and Tiffany exit the car, with Raymond's possessive grip on her arm signaling the intensity of their unresolved issues. Tiffany's calm demeanor contrasts with Raymond's simmering emotions, setting the stage for further conflict. The dynamics between the characters illustrate the complexities of love, loyalty, and the challenges of navigating relationships amidst personal turmoil.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below **When The Ocean Learned My Name and Whispered It Back to You** **by Aurelia** **Novel 499** **Chapter 499** Agatha had traversed a life filled with challenges and obstacles. For her, the journey had never been straightforward, especially as a woman navigating a world that often felt unkind. Now, as she looked at her grandson, she felt a deep-seated desire for Sydney to avoid the same tumultuous road she had walked. It pained her to think that the man at the center of this turmoil was, in fact, her own flesh and blood.

Julian, ever perceptive, grasped the weight of his grandmother's concerns. Her words were not a condemnation of Sydney's pregnancy; rather, they stemmed from a genuine fear that one day, Sydney might harbor resentment towards her for the decisions that had led them to this point. Agatha worried that the child could become a wedge, a barrier between them, and that thought gnawed at her heart. Yet, Julian found himself untouched by such fears.

marrying someone else-seemed far more daunting than the so-called "problem" that lay before them. In his eyes, there had always

few days prior, and it remained true-his heart only belonged to her, as she was. Agatha's expression softened, a flicker of relief and pride illuminating her features. "Well, it appears that bad genes don't always pass down," she remarked with a small sigh, her tone lightening. "At least you and your father didn't inherit his." The "his" she referenced could only point to Elijah Sterling, Julian's

trace of his less desirable traits." She snorted, her eyes glinting with amusement as she saw through his playful banter. "You've got a knack for sweet-talking me, don't you?" Narrowing her gaze, she added with a mock seriousness, "Alright, out with it. What do you need my help with this time?" Julian didn't bother

is something I'd like to discuss." Her brows knitted together, a look of concern washing over her face. "You..." She poked his arm with her finger, her frown deepening with each poke. "Are you sure this isn't pushing things too

crackling like electricity in the air. In the passenger seat, Raymond's expression was dark and taut, each line of his

their words flowing effortlessly. Whenever confusion flickered across Raymond's face, Glen had eagerly chimed in, "Mr. Hutton, didn't Tiff mention that? It was during her early internship..." That internship had coincided precisely with the period when he and Tiffany had called it quits. They

about it? Raymond's patience had finally snapped. "She certainly shared a lot with you," he had interjected coldly. "Feeling proud of yourself?" One sharp jab led to another, and soon Tiffany found herself unable to bear the escalating tension as the two men clashed across the table. By the time dinner wrapped

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